GamingChairModel: “Most CPUs implement a strategy called “race-to-sle…” — Plamenu

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KoalaUnknown@KoalaUnknown@lemmy.world

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Apple's A20 Pro shatters Geekbench 7 single-core record — 2nm chip beats desktop Intel Core i9 and AMD Ryzen 9 by up to 32%

www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/apples-a20-pro-shatters-geekbench-7-single-core-record-2nm-chip-beats-desktop-intel-core-i9-and-amd-ryzen-9-by-up-to-32-percent

Tom's HardwareApple's A20 Pro shatters Geekbench 7 single-core record — 2nm chip beats desktop Intel Core i9 and AMD Ryzen 9 by up to 32%Eats Intel's entry Panther Lake CPUs for breakfast too.

FireWire400@FireWire400@lemmy.world

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I’m sure many will disagree but I don’t see a point to this; it’s neat I guess but why?

Edir: Well, I’m listening…

frongt@frongt@lemmy.zip

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More speed means you can do more stuff faster

FireWire400@FireWire400@lemmy.world

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Replying to @⁨frongt@lemmy.zip⁩

What stuff are you doing on your phone that wasn’t fast enough already?

GamingChairModel@GamingChairModel@lemmy.world

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Most CPUs implement a strategy called “race-to-sleep,” where it throws all the resources it has at a computing task, to finish it as fast as possible, so that it can hurry back to a low power sleep mode.

For that reason, optimizing speed often improves battery life.

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