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I’m find the slow drip of M1 extensions to be kind of ehn - like the tick part of the old intel cycle, only in this case it’s literally just gluing more of the
by olliej 5y ago
I’m find the slow drip of M1 extensions to be kind of ehn - like the tick part of the old intel cycle, only in this case it’s literally just gluing more of the same cores together (obviously work is involved, but not at the level of an architecture rev)
(edit: calm down people, I recognize it's impressive, but it's just not as fun an announcement as an architecture rev, which I was hoping for after a year :D )
- teilo 5y agoIt's literally not.
- outworlder 5y agoIf 'gluing cores together' were this simple, every random desktop CPU would have 20 cores. That's not the case.
- Dylan16807 5y agoYou're forgetting price. If simplicity was the main concern, every random desktop CPU would have 16+ cores right now.
- jjtheblunt 5y agowhat? the unified memory growth IS an architecture rev