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If that's the case, then we should see the upcoming Zen 4 chips be competitive technically correct? There's also grace hopper chips but I don't know whether th
by jcranberry 4y ago
If that's the case, then we should see the upcoming Zen 4 chips be competitive technically correct?
There's also grace hopper chips but I don't know whether they're really comparable to any of the M1 chips.
- smoldesu 4y agoI can imagine them being fairly competitive in iGPU performance and single-threaded CPU performance (especially if they're shipping with 3D Cache), but power efficiency is going to be a bit of a struggle for AMD until they adopt big.LITTLE. I think the big thing to look out for is the integrated graphics stats though, AMD has been shipping iGPUs that stand neck-and-neck with the M1's offerings for a few years now (the 4800u's Vega graphics were pretty close to the 1050ti-tier numbers we saw on the M1). If AMD is iterating meaningfully on that front, I can foresee a new generation of SOC gaming/video editing machines.