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Some people care only about maximum absolute performance, others care for performance per Watt. I find the latter much more sensible. What performance Apple can
by lynguist 4y ago
Some people care only about maximum absolute performance, others care for performance per Watt. I find the latter much more sensible. What performance Apple can reach in, say, 50W, Intel reaches in 150W.
I have a list of instructions per clock from SPECINT results which I compiled from Web sources. (I didn’t verify the results myself.) I added in rumored future processors with their highest rumored performances:
Cortex-A73 (ARMv8-A) 64.4
Pentium M 69.0
Bulldozer (AMD FX) 76.2
K10 (Phenom II) 76.7
Goldmont Plus (Atom 3rd gen+) 77.5
Core 80.0
Bobcat 81.3
Nehalem 90.0
Cell (PS3) 93.5
Jaguar (PS4) 93.5
Sandy Bridge 100.0
Tremont (Atom 4th gen) 100.7
Ivy Bridge 105.8
Cortex-A76 (ARMv8.2-A) 114.7
Zen 115.9
Haswell 117.6
Zen+ 119.3
Gracemont (Atom 5th gen) 120.8
Broadwell 121.5
Skylake 124.0
Zen 2 139.8
A10 (ARMv8.1-A) 139.8
Cortex-A77 (ARMv8.2-A) 141.0
Sunny Cove Ice Lake 146.3
Cypress Cove Rocket Lake 147.6
Zen 3 167.4
Golden Cove Alder Lake 175.6
A11 (ARMv8.2-A) 186.0
Cortex-X2 (ARMv9-A) 190.2
Rumored Golden Cove+ Raptor Lake (’22) 193
Rumored Zen 4 (’22) 207
A12 (ARMv8.3-A) 213.8
Rumored Ocean Cove (’23) 223
A13 (ARMv8.4-A) 235.0
A14/M1 (ARMv8.5-A) 236.7