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There's less advertisement about CPU core performance on A16 so I expect there's little (less than A14 to A15) improvement for that. It's completely fine for iP
by fomine3 4y ago
There's less advertisement about CPU core performance on A16 so I expect there's little (less than A14 to A15) improvement for that. It's completely fine for iPhone but not good sign for future M3 for Mac/iPad.
- keepquestioning 4y agoNo doubt M3 will be on a 1 Angstrom node.
- kemayo 4y agoThere was similar speculation last year when the A15 came out[1], because Apple didn't talk about performance (at all, I think?) in the iPhone 13 announcement. Then the A15 kept up their regular rate of improvement. So it's plausible the same will happen this year. Wouldn't surprise me if Apple currently feels that they're so widely perceived as being the performance winners that they don't need to hammer down on it. They had that one slide comparing their competition to the A13, after all. [1]: https://9to5mac.com/2021/10/05/a15-performance-gains/ https://9to5mac.com/2021/10/05/a15-performance-gains/