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The N100 is a really interesting CPU: Atom has sort of caught up. Basically you are looking at Skylake performance at a fraction of the power. https://www.cpube
by chx 3y ago
The N100 is a really interesting CPU: Atom has sort of caught up. Basically you are looking at Skylake performance at a fraction of the power. https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/5157vs3542/Intel-N100-vs-Intel-i5-10210U https://www.cpubenchmark.net/compare/5157vs3542/Intel-N100-v... Of course this has as much to do with the long reign of Skylake as with Atom improvements, nonetheless you are looking at the performance of a three year old notebook. Even more interesting perhaps is the power performance ratio matching the Apple M1 https://www.cpubenchmark.net/power_performance.html https://www.cpubenchmark.net/power_performance.html
- vaxman 3y agoNo Chinese on-chip malware in the N100. Theoretically, N100 could have some extra surveillance bits added by Intel, but Intel is ultimately an American company, you can be at their HQ within 20 minutes of landing at SJC, and in America, we don't arrest people like Jimmy Lai and harvest kidneys. (DJI, a proven vendor to the religious concentration camps in China, can also go fuck themselves.) Enjoy your RockChip until a stray signal from a weather balloon or rouge UDP packet makes your day Bad.
- chx 3y agoI think you replied at the wrong place.