I feel these days however, for any comparison of performance, power envelope needs to be included (I realise this is dependent on the final chip)
Only found this which talks about performance-per-area (PPA) and performance-per-clock ()I assume cycle) (PPC): https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1gvo28c/latest_ar...
pdpi•1h ago
SG-•1h ago
A few years ago they were writing articles about Apple Silicon.
ezst•46m ago
pdpi•26m ago
First, I don't like making blind tradeoffs. If what I need (for whatever reason) is a really beefy ARM CPU, I'd like to know what the "Apple-less tax" costs me (if anything!)
Second, the status quo is that Apple Silicon is the undisputed king of ARM CPU performance, so it's the obvious benchmark to compare this thing against. Providing that context is just basic journalistic practice, even if just to say "but it's irrelevant because we can't use the hardware without the software".
flembat•20m ago
spiderfarmer•18m ago
I don't see how that's holding you back from using these tools for your work anymore than using a Makita power tool with LXT battery pack.
amelius•27m ago
This is an industry blog, not a consumer oriented blog.
atwrk•5m ago
Yes, Asahi exists, and props to the developers, but I don't think I'm alone in being unwilling to buy hardware from a manufacturer who obviously is not interested in supporting open operating systems