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Current a15 is still in 5nm but outperforms latest snapdragon that’s on 4nm - those fastest android arm chips matching iPhone chips from 2 generations behind la
by pzo 3y ago
Current a15 is still in 5nm but outperforms latest snapdragon that’s on 4nm - those fastest android arm chips matching iPhone chips from 2 generations behind last time when checked Geekbench
- p_l 3y agoThe part where Apple can (or is courageous enough) to plop large caches and other otherwise "trivial but expensive" performance enhancements is the critical point. The vertical integration also means that they get to design the parameters of the planned device instead of how Qualcomm or Samsung end up making compromises for market share
- KingOfCoders 3y agoDifficult to get information, seems like the A15 has 2x 3.2 ghz cores whereas the S8G2 has 1x 3.2 hgz core. Searched a little bit on Google but could not come up with detailed - only fragmented - information on L1/L2/L3 caches for the A15 and S2G2. But I thought we were talking Server/Desktop chips, not phone chips (I have no clue about them, my MI11Ultra seems fast enough for everything, I'm not compiling on it). And the M2 has massive caches (L1/L2/L3) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_M2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_M2 How much performance you get with caches are shown with the X3D models that - gaming performance - are faster than all than more expensive Intel/AMD chips. M2 Max Ryzen 7900 Cores 12 12 L1 320kb 64kb L2 32MB 12MB Last 48MB 64MB (32MB/chiplet)