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Right but what if I don't notice the difference between rendering a web page taking 100ms and it taking 50ms? What if I don't notice the difference between vide
by mort96 1y ago
Right but what if I don't notice the difference between rendering a web page taking 100ms and it taking 50ms? What if I don't notice the difference between video playback consuming 20% of the chip's available compute and it consuming 10%?
- GeekyBear 1y agoI'm pretty sure that users of the announced Blender for iPad port will notice any additional horsepower.
- beeflet 1y agowhat users?
- simonh 1y agoFaster can also mean more efficient for a lot of tasks, because the cpu can idle sooner so your battery can last longer, or be smaller and lighter.
- Aurornis 1y ago> but what if I don't notice the difference between rendering a web page taking 100ms and it taking 50ms? You probably won’t notice this when using the new machine. For me, it only becomes noticeable when I go back to something slower. It’s easy to take the new speed as a given. > What if I don't notice the difference between video playback consuming 20% of the chip's available compute and it consuming 10%? You would notice it in increased battery life. A CPU that finishes the task faster and more efficiently will get back into low power mode quicker.