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Examining Intel's Meteor Lake efficiency clusters vs Apple's approach with M3. While Intel separates their big/little cores across chiplets, Apple keeps everything on a unified die with shared cache.
Running some tests on both platforms:
Key differences I'm seeing:
Anyone benchmarked both? Particularly interested in real-world performance when juggling mixed workloads vs synthetic tests.
Running some tests on both platforms:
- MLK: i7-14700H (6P+8E+2LP)
- Apple: M3 Pro (6P+6E)
Key differences I'm seeing:
- Thread scheduling latency
- Cache coherency impact
- Power efficiency under mixed loads
Anyone benchmarked both? Particularly interested in real-world performance when juggling mixed workloads vs synthetic tests.
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