lucasworais
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Lol like ye bro that aint the flex you think it is 😂🤣Qualcomm bragged about not running their phone SoC tests in a freezer. 🤣
It's 5GHz tf did you expect?18 watts in ST?
SME2 definitely idk SVE2 who the hell runs SIMD on anything ARM.Do we have any details on SVE2, SME2 support in Oryon V3?
Nothing like those lurvely relative perf curves with no numbers on them for scale.18 watts in ST? 💀💀💀 View attachment 130893
They don't have 'em.Where are the tensor cores for the GPU?
Anything Android app with native code probably, and these days even WASM (v2?) supports it so who knows.SME2 definitely idk SVE2 who the hell runs SIMD on anything ARM.
Who cares, none of them are hungry for SIMD perf.Anything Android app with native code probably
5 gigahertz is not that hard.They really dropped a 5gigahurtz cpu
It still does that.5 gigahertz without cooking deez nuts is hard
Probably not a majority of apps, but a majority of emulators are pretty guaranteed to.Who cares, none of them are hungry for SIMD perf.
Niche within niche.but a majority of emulators are pretty guaranteed to.
I guess the clock speed mania comes for everybody eventually.18 watts in ST? 💀💀💀 View attachment 130893
Wdym mania, speed is nice.I guess the clock speed mania comes for everybody eventually.
We'll see if QC keep up the "we don't reduce boost clocks on battery unlike our competition" shtick this time.Wdym mania, speed is nice.
If you wanna win, you gotta zoomzoom.
They can afford that given their power delivery is a lot lot fancier.We'll see if QC keep up the "we don't reduce boost clocks on battery unlike our competition" shtick this time.
Well LNL had PMIC, didn't exactly help Intel avoid reducing boost clocks on battery to hit the battery life targets.They can afford that given their power delivery is a lot lot fancier.