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> Personally I don't really see a point in having a hybrid architecture like this unless it'll lead to massively increased core counts What about massively red
by Matthias247 4y ago
> Personally I don't really see a point in having a hybrid architecture like this unless it'll lead to massively increased core counts
What about massively reduced energy consumption and associated loss of head dissipation/noise and increased battery life? Isn't that why Apple and mobile phone SoCs introduced that design in the first place?
- kouteiheika 4y agoYeah, that too, but as I've said, right now compared to AMD this advantage seems to not be there for Intel, and personally I mostly care about desktops where power consumption isn't as important as raw power.
- vezycash 4y ago> What about massively reduced energy consumption and associated loss of head dissipation/noise and increased battery life? I hope their drivers would work properly with the OS. Else, the user would be locked on either the performance cores or the efficiency cores - it happens with laptops with dual graphics card (intel inbuilt and high performance Nvidia or AMD graphics)
- innocenat 4y agoIntel Thread Director has already been included in latest Linux kernel.