Re:How “latency numbers everybody should know” decreased fro...
by ddingus on Friday March 04, 2022 @04:31AM
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The problem is in the, "Pegged at 5ghz" part. 5Ghz is hard!
Not sure the OEM's have what it takes to do that without a serious rethink, and that is what an M1 basically is.
And say they do...
Amdhal's law is still going to be a thing because people are unlikely to believe having two cores running balls out whether essentially idling or pushing high priority interaction... they will see it very poor energy management, and would want tasks moved onto and off those always fast cores at a minimum to reduce what they see as waste.
Not sure the OEM's have what it takes to do that without a serious rethink, and that is what an M1 basically is.
And say they do...
Amdhal's law is still going to be a thing because people are unlikely to believe having two cores running balls out whether essentially idling or pushing high priority interaction... they will see it very poor energy management, and would want tasks moved onto and off those always fast cores at a minimum to reduce what they see as waste.