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SoftBank is nickel and diming their customers to make up for the ARM sale to nVidia that fell through. I think ARM on Windows will die eventually - what does i
by tibbydudeza 2y ago
SoftBank is nickel and diming their customers to make up for the ARM sale to nVidia that fell through.
I think ARM on Windows will die eventually - what does it bring to the party ???.
Looking at Lunar Lake which is very much like the M series there is still much life left in that old dog :).
- Moldoteck 2y agoit brings more battery life? I know that new intel/amd processors are more efficient, but are these efficient enough to compete with arm?
- bitsandboots 2y agoI suspect the short answer is "no", and the long answer is "if battery life is good enough who will care?" My amd laptop from 3 years ago varies from 5-10 hours depending on workload. Compared to my mac its usually half the battery life. But how many people need more than 5? They exist. But at that point the factors of price, performance, and compatibility are very relevant. Reminds me of the state of phones now. Early smartphones had pathetic battery life. Now it's reached the point I don't care because the battery life of all the phones exceeds the daily use. Other factors now dominate.