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The headline here on HN is editorialized for clickbait, which is against the rules. The original title is “Snapdragon X Elite vs Intel Core Ultra 7 155H: We ran
by jitl 3y ago
The headline here on HN is editorialized for clickbait, which is against the rules. The original title is “Snapdragon X Elite vs Intel Core Ultra 7 155H: We ran the benchmarks”.
Computers with fans and 23W-80W TDP vs computer with no fans (passively cooled) with ~10W TDP. The headline is frustrating because neither it or the article discuss the difference between dissipation and power draw, or performance per watt on either measure.
- akmittal 3y agoM2 TDP is 20 watt as per https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-M2-Processor-Benchmarks-and-Specs.632312.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/Apple-M2-Processor-Benchmarks-... I only was interested in comparison of M series with new snapdragon chips. I don't think this is clickbaity, I just stayed facts from Geekbench benchmark. If this is against rules please change title
- wmf 3y agoThe Snapdragon X Elite is faster than an M3 Pro and almost as fast as M3 Max. As you say, it really doesn't compete with the Air.
- jitl 3y agoExactly, a comparison to M3 Pro would be more interesting – especially in an article actually trying to compare those two apples, instead of one with a Macbook Air thrown in randomly but mostly about Intel Ultra.
- itsoktocry 3y ago>The headline is frustrating because neither it or thearticle discuss the difference between dissipation and power draw, or performance per watt on either measure. You're editorializing. Is it faster than the M2, or not?