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Also some things to consider is that apple dropped the majority of legacy software support and runs native arm64 code for a majority of apps. also somewhere I
by hypercube33 3y ago
Also some things to consider is that apple dropped the majority of legacy software support and runs native arm64 code for a majority of apps.
also somewhere I saw that amd64 is better performance per watt than m2 or m3
- minimaul 3y agoI have a 35W AMD 5750GE (zen 3, 8c16t), along with M1, M1 Max and M2 Pro devices - the AMD processor and M1/M2 chips trade blows depending on workload. It’s absolutely possible to get x86_64 to the same power/performance envelope as apple’s M series chips :)
- deafpolygon 3y ago> It’s absolutely possible to get x86_64 to the same power/performance envelope as apple’s M series chips :) And already very close to possibly passing ARM. We will see.