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Is this any good for regular full stack programming, running a couple of docker containers?
by urduntupu 3y ago
Is this any good for regular full stack programming, running a couple of docker containers?
- delphi4711 3y agoIt has more than enough ram, but the cpu and gpu will probably slow you down, but that depends on what you are used to :). But it's sold out already.
- Havoc 3y agoDepends on what you put in the containers ;)
- mhitza 3y agoYes, performance is very close to i5-8250U ( https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/3042vs5178/Intel-i5-8250U-vs-Intel-N200 https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/3042vs5178/Intel-i5-825... ), which was release at the end of 2017. I have this in my laptop that I use for work, VM's, IDEs and containers are running all the time on my system. Works great, even if I have all CPU mitigations enabled, turbo boosting disabled, and running in powersave mode. What I do to avoid the fan from getting audible. However, with all the options I mentioned enable (especially enforcing a strict powersave profile/max frequency/etc) you'll get a bit of latency here and there; which I can put up with because I hate to hear the fans spin. With a fanless design, a better power profile (6W TDP vs 15W TDP), I wouldn't constrict my CPU to such extents. To compare it in relative performance terms, the Apple M1 is ~3.8x times more performant than it (if that helps).