5 ms·
"However, bear in mind that the Snapdragon X Elite was previously tested at two power limits; 23W and 80W, so it is possible that the SoC obtains a higher singl
by Rinzler89 3y ago
"However, bear in mind that the Snapdragon X Elite was previously tested at two power limits; 23W and 80W, so it is possible that the SoC obtains a higher single-core and multi-core score with the bigger power draw at the expense of heat and rising temperatures, not to mention battery life if the Galaxy Book 4 Edge would be used without being plugged in."
Meaning this comparison is relatively pointless at this stage until third party unbiased apples to apples comparisons in controlled environments are possible. Comparing Geekbench scores of different CPUs operating at unknown power limits in unknown environments are pointless.
- 2muchcoffeeman 3y agoThe initial results are still looking impressive though. There is finally good non-Apple ARM. Time to move the goal posts and see if they can actually get Windows or Linux working as well as MacOS on ARM.