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> The AMD Strix Halo Eh, I was excited at first, but rumors suggest its going to be a tiled, power hungry SoC with high clocked cores. Its like the desktop-cla
by brucethemoose2 3y ago
> The AMD Strix Halo
Eh, I was excited at first, but rumors suggest its going to be a tiled, power hungry SoC with high clocked cores. Its like the desktop-class 7000 series monsters they stuff into laptops, but with a decent IGP hanging off... All performance and zero efficiency.
I have higher hopes for Arrow Lake: https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-arrow-lake-p-with-320eu-gpu-confirmed-by-a-leaked-roadmap-targeting-to-compete-with-apple-14-premium-laptops https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-arrow-lake-p-with-320eu-gp...
- sliken 3y agoDunno, AMD is making progress with it's APUs, they seem pretty competitive and well reviewed. AMD does seem to be getting more design wins in the laptop space. Makes me optimistic for the next gen. Hawk Point, Strix Point, Strix Halo, and Dragon Range look to have a decently wide range of performance and power points coveraged. The top end will have the X3D (extra cache) and the next tier down will have double the memory bandwidth. Or maybe pigs will fly and Apple will lend a hand to Asahi to get Linux working well. Not that Asahi hasn't been doing a good job, I do wonder how long the new GPU features will take to show up in Linux.