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aurareturn
16 days ago
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Interesting. This is clearly a big CPU change if so. I wonder why no E cores. I’m sure E cores would be more efficient at OS tasks than the new performance cores.
For example, 6 super, 8 performance, and 4 efficiency.
NetMageSCW
16 days ago
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Another commenter stated the P cores can be scaled down to be E cores dynamically, so why not?
bombcar
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I wonder if they'll get to good enough scaling from E to Super where they don't really need to distinguish anymore?
Choco31415
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There's still a difference when it comes to die size and transistor counts dedicated between the two core types.
aurareturn
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P cores would take up more die space.
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For example, 6 super, 8 performance, and 4 efficiency.