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>which is bad for most applications Why?
by na85 5y ago
>which is bad for most applications
Why?
- nawgz 5y agoI assume what he means to say is that its power draw characteristics are bad for most common workloads, in the sense that the power draw is far higher than it needs to be when running non-demanding applications, but I see actively no reason why higher clock speed would be "bad for an application"
- InvaderFizz 5y agoMy interpretation was more that it was kneecapped by not including the cheap but decent E-cores. Not surprising, if it was 4+4, it would make the 6+0 i5 redundant.
- mc32 5y agoI’m reading it where applications = use cases not software apps.