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This is probably largely accurate -- not to mention the fact that Apple has been using efficiency cores longer than x86 competitors.
by lend000 3y ago
This is probably largely accurate -- not to mention the fact that Apple has been using efficiency cores longer than x86 competitors.
- LoganDark 3y agoThe efficiency cores actually aren't the primary thing that makes M-series chips so power efficient, even though they help. Even when you're ripping big data apart the chips do it faster than nearly anything else on the consumer market, while managing to be far more efficient as well. It's not just the process node, it's stuff like decoding multiple instructions in parallel being simpler due to the architecture.