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> Apple has worked very hard to make unified memory a feasible approach, and the benefits of that are pretty clear in apple silicon- that efficiency not only re
by ac29 2mo ago
> Apple has worked very hard to make unified memory a feasible approach, and the benefits of that are pretty clear in apple silicon- that efficiency not only results in power and therefore thermal gains, but also in a significantly faster full loop per process: or a faster time to token. This is why even their single core mobile chips in the budget line Neo out perform PC processors with several times more threads and RAM[1]
Unified memory has existed for decades in the PC space, Apple didnt invent it.
And the test you linked to has nothing to do with unified memory, its a web browser benchmark (almost entirely constrained by single threaded CPU performance that Apple better than competitors at).