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I think the question was always if the non-Apple world would finally, after all these years, get a valid M processor equivalent. The answer seems to be yes. And
by poisonborz 2y ago
I think the question was always if the non-Apple world would finally, after all these years, get a valid M processor equivalent. The answer seems to be yes. And that's huge news.
- vessenes 2y agoI read this as ‘not yet’ - worse single core performance on a higher TDP with a fan, and conspicuously no GPU stats at all, just ‘it games fine’. Perhaps it wins on neural workloads, but no details here. To be clear, I would love a competitive chip because I’d like my next Apple chip to be better, and there’s so little competition that the m3 was considered a viable upgrade to the m2. But I don’t think this chip is going to press Apple to upgrade their minimum architectural specs. Hope I’m wrong though! EDIT: okay for ‘equivalent’ I may agree with you. For ‘competitive/leapfrog’ I’m at not yet.