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> (or since M1) The bigger deal about the M-series performance and efficiency is SoC, not the ISA. This is something that could take off in the x86 world thoug
by h0l0cube 2y ago
> (or since M1)
The bigger deal about the M-series performance and efficiency is SoC, not the ISA. This is something that could take off in the x86 world though it stifles upgradeability
- Wytwwww 2y agoThis is a laptop chip, though. Upgradeability seems to be not a thing anymore at this point anyway (besides maybe an m2 slot or two). I don't think Lunar Lake even supports non-soldered memory even if the laptop manufacturer wanted to use DIMMs.
- h0l0cube 2y agoI agree. It's getting more and more pointless to avoid SoC. No need to do expensive bus transports when you can just stay on-die. The only upgradeability that's needed is to swap out entire SoCs.