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Disabling peripherals in sleep is an excellent way to brick a device or make sleep equivalent to "off." Disabling boost without understanding why its happening
by duped 4y ago
Disabling peripherals in sleep is an excellent way to brick a device or make sleep equivalent to "off."
Disabling boost without understanding why its happening is not really a good idea, that's like removing memory because chrome is using too much.
- blinkingled 4y agoNone of those are ISA (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruction_set_architecture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instruction_set_architecture) issues - they are firmware/os/SoC issues. The other issue is manufacturing process - AMD is getting to 5nm only recently and the results in lower power consumption are already telling. IOW ARM doesn't have some magical ISA level stuff to do more stuff with less power or avoid doing stuff entirely that x86 couldn't replicate.