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The problem is that ARM has never been a high data throughput architecture, since few devices that need to process a large stream of information also need to be
by gngeal 13y ago
The problem is that ARM has never been a high data throughput architecture, since few devices that need to process a large stream of information also need to be mobile.
What, Acorn Archimedes was supposed to be mobile? And if it was low data throughput architecture, does that mean that the three-times slower 80386 chips had an ultra-low data throughput architecture?
- akiselev 13y agoCan you link to sources for such data? From what I remember the 80386s and Acorns had roughly the same MIPS rating, but I can't find datasheets comparing bus speeds. Either way, yes I'm wrong, they started out as a non-mobile processor company.