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While they may be powerful, and they definitely are, they’re pushing out quite a bit more heat and requiring a decent amount more power to get there. Though it
by girvo 4y ago
While they may be powerful, and they definitely are, they’re pushing out quite a bit more heat and requiring a decent amount more power to get there.
Though it’s impressive how much efficiency they’ve squeezed out of that node regardless.
But to say that TSMCs process doesn’t confer large advantages is silly. Intel even uses them for their new discrete graphics cards — they wouldn’t have been able to compete otherwise (among other less interesting business reasons)