x86 vs. ARM: Two identical tablets fight it out for Windows 10 supremacy
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Windows is a reactive engine and keep every task in activities. Eventually need a reboot to clean process in ram if you remember with old Pentium 4 and first one celeron single core who finish to be saturated and the computer freezes until blue screen ( step before ram burning frequently ) on windows live messenger (2001) they are built to make one task.
Old intel were running on 1. 4 to 3. 2 ghz and objectives where to reach 10ghz. but thermals property make place to multiple core Xeon ( server ) celeron ( residential )
So finally an aps in Microsoft is a tool like a hammer eatch core drive task and tread make them is task. Task. Task. Etc
Android is an encryption engine where better ramming information and each secondary core wait to the next step of is actual why is frequently 2 bigger one chips who runs behind task and drive 6 smaller one to execute the task
So android aps generally is like a pictures. Simply a 8 core arm were built to run in perfect way in writing in ram all his fonction. And show you where you are. mine had 16 principal task with games 12 brookmarks on Chrome all waiting in is ram with asphalt 9 in dual screen with another same size game and my cell on a Qualcomm SM7250 Snapdragon 765G 5G still fluid
Date: 2022-03-15
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dregenius
8: 31 -I don-t like the products- (referring to Macs. well, get ready to eat those words now that Apple is developing their own ARM-based chips for desktop and laptop use. Sure, Microsoft and the fragmented PC manufacturers have tried it (that coat hanger abortion of a Snapdragon tablet is a prime example) but nobody was surprised when Microsoft dropped the ball on development tools and subsequently, developer support for Win32 (Win64? Uh. Windows Forms apps ok? Lol) on ARM can be measured in parts per billion, basically. Just like USB-C and the bevy of other industry standards that the whole industry waits for Apple to take the plunge before embracing, ARM on non-mobile will have a -much- higher chance of success now that Apple is involved.
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8: 31 -I don-t like the products- (referring to Macs. well, get ready to eat those words now that Apple is developing their own ARM-based chips for desktop and laptop use. Sure, Microsoft and the fragmented PC manufacturers have tried it (that coat hanger abortion of a Snapdragon tablet is a prime example) but nobody was surprised when Microsoft dropped the ball on development tools and subsequently, developer support for Win32 (Win64? Uh. Windows Forms apps ok? Lol) on ARM can be measured in parts per billion, basically. Just like USB-C and the bevy of other industry standards that the whole industry waits for Apple to take the plunge before embracing, ARM on non-mobile will have a -much- higher chance of success now that Apple is involved.
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Berkoukes
The arm architectur is faster it known since the 80's, because it execute it instructions directly one after an other while the x86 excute the as packs, for example if we want to load two values add them together and put them on another adresse on memory, the arm processor wil execute 3 to 4 instructions directly, the x86 will try to do it in one instructions but that take way more time to figure out what the most efficient way to do it than executing 4 arm instructions, without talking about the memory management and power consuming
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The arm architectur is faster it known since the 80's, because it execute it instructions directly one after an other while the x86 excute the as packs, for example if we want to load two values add them together and put them on another adresse on memory, the arm processor wil execute 3 to 4 instructions directly, the x86 will try to do it in one instructions but that take way more time to figure out what the most efficient way to do it than executing 4 arm instructions, without talking about the memory management and power consuming
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raboox9
Now it's 2020 and ARM is definitely in the big leagues. Snapdragons are, pardon the pun, snappy when running ARM-native code and the multithreaded performance is good. Apple's M1 chips are proving that custom ARM-compatible cores and an ultra-fast memory subsystem results in performance that is competitive or ahead of Intel and AMD.
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Now it's 2020 and ARM is definitely in the big leagues. Snapdragons are, pardon the pun, snappy when running ARM-native code and the multithreaded performance is good. Apple's M1 chips are proving that custom ARM-compatible cores and an ultra-fast memory subsystem results in performance that is competitive or ahead of Intel and AMD.
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SUPA
ARM. Definitely ARM! You can overclock certain cores with different boosts. You can also assign cores to certain apps and assign GPU cores to other apps. SmartAssV2 is also really good. Yiu can set what min and max you want the CPU or GPU to be. then when apps needs better resources. itll assign resources.
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ARM. Definitely ARM! You can overclock certain cores with different boosts. You can also assign cores to certain apps and assign GPU cores to other apps. SmartAssV2 is also really good. Yiu can set what min and max you want the CPU or GPU to be. then when apps needs better resources. itll assign resources.
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Josua
Testing emulation, of course Intel will do better. Install the same Linux distro on both PC's but built for arm64/x86 and install native applications/benchmarks, and you will have a better experience. Sure you will probably have to build some things from source on arm, but it will be running natively.
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Testing emulation, of course Intel will do better. Install the same Linux distro on both PC's but built for arm64/x86 and install native applications/benchmarks, and you will have a better experience. Sure you will probably have to build some things from source on arm, but it will be running natively.
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Ken
I wonder when Apple will make the transition over to ARM based chips in their MacBook Pro rather than Intel. I-ve had issues with my old Mac getting pretty hot since it has a intel chip in it. I would love to see Apple make a tradition over to Arm based processors.
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I wonder when Apple will make the transition over to ARM based chips in their MacBook Pro rather than Intel. I-ve had issues with my old Mac getting pretty hot since it has a intel chip in it. I would love to see Apple make a tradition over to Arm based processors.
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Tiny
So the secret is out, Arm processors run much cooler and have longer battery life than Intel processors but who knew the performance would be great as well. . sheesh.
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So the secret is out, Arm processors run much cooler and have longer battery life than Intel processors but who knew the performance would be great as well. . sheesh.
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LilYahweh
If apple puts this in a Mac, I'm sure they will optimize Safari browsing. And if Google puts this in a ChromeBook I'm sure they will also optimize Chrome.
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If apple puts this in a Mac, I'm sure they will optimize Safari browsing. And if Google puts this in a ChromeBook I'm sure they will also optimize Chrome.
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Sceptical
Are these people absolute noobs! look at linux tech tips or jayztwocents to learn how to properly compare stuff. PCWorld seems like a joke to me.
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Are these people absolute noobs! look at linux tech tips or jayztwocents to learn how to properly compare stuff. PCWorld seems like a joke to me.
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