>Therefore it is expected that the performance increase at the same clock frequency will be substantial, at least 20% to 25% on average. This is absolutely not

>Therefore it is expected that the performance increase at the same clock frequency will be substantial, at least 20% to 25% on average. This is absolutely not given. So I disagree with the word "expected". I cant even count how many new uArch we have had in history that simply fail to perform. Both AMD and Intel or even outside x86. So having a new uArch that has this huge increase in performance is exciting. Although arguably most of what Intel and AMD are doing is simply looking and Apple and how it could be applied to x86.