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Endless series of comments that don't understand the manufacturing side of processor development...

• rbanffy 4y ago
  The Intel parts that perform similarly to their Apple counterparts need at least twice as much power (and cooling). There’s no magic in either. I find the different balances of performance and efficiency cores interesting. I’d love to have a lot more Icestorm cores on a Mac to play with background tasks that don’t need the firestorm ones. On the Intel side, I’m also disappointed by not having the option to implement the missing instructions in software.