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Yes, the article shows a Geekbench win of 3% in single core performance. It fails to detail the enormous power consumption penalty Intel is paying to get that
by dev_tty01 5y ago
Yes, the article shows a Geekbench win of 3% in single core performance. It fails to detail the enormous power consumption penalty Intel is paying to get that performance. That makes a huge difference in laptop usability.
- hu3 5y agoIndeed the Geekbench was much closer. And I agree, the M1 does it with much better efficiency. I wonder that gives Cinebench an advantage of almost 24% to Intel.
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