> Which is a part of the x86 instruction set. As equally as with Apple's own simd instructions: Yes M1 does not have AVX. That is x86 only. So if the applicati

> Which is a part of the x86 instruction set. As equally as with Apple's own simd instructions: Yes M1 does not have AVX. That is x86 only. So if the application does not use M1 SIMD then it won't run as quickly. Benchmark results were obvious in many cases. Apple SIMD is simply not 10x slower than x86 SIMD. That is obvious. Note that the Apple Accelerate API that you linked to is available on MacOS only. The benchmarks were run on Asahi Linux. > favors your weird cult LOL. I own an AMD Zen 3 desktop, Intel i5 Surface Pro, Apple M1 laptop. I develop on MacOS, Windows, Linux. Which cult does that put me in? Am I in all three cults?