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Let's base our opinions on facts. Taking the 13" Pro example the annualized growth in single thread performance from the 2008 model to the last Intel model is a
by hedgehog 4y ago
Let's base our opinions on facts. Taking the 13" Pro example the annualized growth in single thread performance from the 2008 model to the last Intel model is about 13.2%. The increase from the last Intel to the M1 model was about 41% (multi-threaded around 67% faster). Way outside the typical progress from before the M1. Now the Macs live on the trajectory of Apple's in-house silicon which will probably slow to 10-20% improvement per year but which has for the last decade sat way above the Intel trajectory for laptop performance.
- Maursault 4y ago> Way outside This is where we disagree. I see a smooth slope of performance increases generationally. You see some kind of chasm opening up.
- klelatti 4y agoYou're comparing five years of Intel performance increases vs one year for the Intel to M1 change. And you still haven't explained where you get 'less than 35%' increase from.