Re:Apple reportedly working on a 32-core processor for high-...
by api on Monday December 07, 2020 @09:52AM
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Yeah, forgot about that beast. That would beat it. A multi-chip Epyc or high-end Xeon would beat it too, but that'll set you back almost as much as the Mac Pro.
A 32-core pro would still win hands down in power efficiency. A 64-core Threadripper or a multi-Epyc would be a nice extra space heater in cold climates though.
A 32-core pro would still win hands down in power efficiency. A 64-core Threadripper or a multi-Epyc would be a nice extra space heater in cold climates though.