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> Compared with previous-gen ARM Cortex-X4 CPU cores, the new ARM Cortex-X925 CPU core brings up to a 36% boost in single-threaded performance boost, as measure
by hulitu 2y ago
> Compared with previous-gen ARM Cortex-X4 CPU cores, the new ARM Cortex-X925 CPU core brings up to a 36% boost in single-threaded performance boost, as measured in Geekbench, up to 50% more TOPS for AI performance, and 41% faster time-to-first-token when running the tiny-Lllama (Q4) AI model, compared with
> ARM says these new CPU cores are based on ARM v9.2 architecture and ready for manufacturing on a 3nm process node, and support single-core CPU speeds up to 3.8 GHz.
Are they available or not ? If not, how were those "benchmarks" run ?
- Someone 2y ago> Are they available or not I think they aren’t “available”, they’re “available for manufacturing”. ARM doesn’t sell chips, it sells chip designs. They’ll be available when/if they get a customer, that customer builds them, and that customer decides to sell them. > how were those "benchmarks” run I guess the performance numbers either are from their simulator or from a small test run to verify the design.
- wmf 2y agoPrototypes exist now and phones will go on sale later this year. https://www.notebookcheck.net/First-Dimensity-9400-powered-flagship-smartphone-nominated-in-new-leak.842004.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.net/First-Dimensity-9400-powered-f...