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Odd. The headline doesn’t seem supported by the article’s conclusion.
by MBCook 4y ago
Odd. The headline doesn’t seem supported by the article’s conclusion.
- throwawaylinux 4y agoHow do you figure?? The conclusion says > However, the higher clocks require more power and a maximum performance advantage of 18 % in multi-core scenarios is result of around 40 % higher power consumption, so the CPU of the new M2 is not as efficient as the M1 anymore.
- type0 4y agoSeems to be the case, with passive cooling on macbook air m2 you will hardly notice a difference compared to m1
- rowanG077 4y agoThe performance per watt is clearly a LOT worse then the M1. You really can't make it more clear then the graphs in the article.