anandtech Arm Announces Armv9 Architecture: SVE2, Security, and the Next Decade

[J7SC_Orion]

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Edited April 6, 2021 by J7SC_Orion

[Andrew]

Apple has already proved that ARM is the way forward. The M1 in the MacBook Air, the slowest and cheapest laptop Apple offer, not only performs significantly better than the i7 in my MacBook Pro, it also produces a lot less heat and uses a lot less power. We just need flawless x86 emulation and it could work on Windows just as well.

[J7SC_Orion]

15 minutes ago, Andrew said:

Apple has already proved that ARM is the way forward. The M1 in the MacBook Air, the slowest and cheapest laptop Apple offer, not only performs significantly better than the i7 in my MacBook Pro, it also produces a lot less heat and uses a lot less power. We just need flawless x86 emulation and it could work on Windows just as well.

 

...if x86 (and with it games/sims/entertainment) can somehow be more than approximated, the expected 'convergence' with RISC and x86 would be truly underway....don't have a source handy, but I read somewhere that Intel and AMD are working on mCPUs with 'differential' tiles to accomplish this. Hope springs eternal... 

[BWG]

53 minutes ago, Andrew said:

Apple has already proved that ARM is the way forward. The M1 in the MacBook Air, the slowest and cheapest laptop Apple offer, not only performs significantly better than the i7 in my MacBook Pro, it also produces a lot less heat and uses a lot less power. We just need flawless x86 emulation and it could work on Windows just as well.

 

Oh gosh, tell me about it! I have a Samsung Galaxy Book S, and I've already had to re-commission my old 2nd Gen i7 laptop to make up for some of the apps I cannot run on it.

[ENTERPRISE]

*Cough* Don't forget to add a news source tag to the thread :P. Just edit the thread and search for the anandtech tag

[J7SC_Orion]

44 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

*Cough* Don't forget to add a news source tag to the thread :P. Just edit the thread and search for the anandtech tag

 

Gesundheit for the cough ! Not clear what to do here if you look at my OP...over half is not Anandtech but refers to several other articles I read but can't find the source for " ....that part is not particular to the article below, but nonetheless interesting. There is also the assumption that NVidia with its high-powered (but mostly non-obtanium) GPUs is interested in adding more general RISC to its future repertoire...worth keeping an eye on ARM and RISC..."

 

May be just delete that thread ? Tx

[UltraMega]

24 minutes ago, J7SC_Orion said:

 

Gesundheit for the cough ! Not clear what to do here if you look at my OP...over half is not Anandtech but refers to several other articles I read but can't find the source for " ....that part is not particular to the article below, but nonetheless interesting. There is also the assumption that NVidia with its high-powered (but mostly non-obtanium) GPUs is interested in adding more general RISC to its future repertoire...worth keeping an eye on ARM and RISC..."

 

May be just delete that thread ? Tx

The top text are your words right? You don't need to delete anything, just add to it. Just quote the article and put that at the top of the OP, then the source, and then whatever you want to say about it after. 

 

Also don't forget to update the title of the thread to match the article you're quoting. 

 

Pro tip, there's nothing wrong with posting a screen shot of the article but you can also use the images from the article in the OP more directly by using the insert image from URL option and just copying the link to that image. 
 

Edited April 6, 2021 by UltraMega

[UltraMega]

On 4/5/2021 at 12:07 PM, J7SC_Orion said:

 

...if x86 (and with it games/sims/entertainment) can somehow be more than approximated, the expected 'convergence' with RISC and x86 would be truly underway....don't have a source handy, but I read somewhere that Intel and AMD are working on mCPUs with 'differential' tiles to accomplish this. Hope springs eternal... 

I have also seen this, that eventually CPUs will supposedly have both x86 and ARM based cores. I think it was on guru3d actually but it was a while back. 

[GanjaSMK]

Non-obtanium, I see what you did there.

[ENTERPRISE]

58 minutes ago, J7SC_Orion said:

 

Gesundheit for the cough ! Not clear what to do here if you look at my OP...over half is not Anandtech but refers to several other articles I read but can't find the source for " ....that part is not particular to the article below, but nonetheless interesting. There is also the assumption that NVidia with its high-powered (but mostly non-obtanium) GPUs is interested in adding more general RISC to its future repertoire...worth keeping an eye on ARM and RISC..."

 

May be just delete that thread ? Tx

We also have a tag for multiple sources

[J7SC_Orion]

Just now, ENTERPRISE said:

We also have a tag for multiple sources

 

...just delete the thread, please. Tx.

[UltraMega]

2 minutes ago, J7SC_Orion said:

 

...just delete the thread, please. Tx.

No need to delete it bro its just minor formatting stuff. 

[ENTERPRISE]

It is all good, I popped the tag in

[J7SC_Orion]

45 minutes ago, ENTERPRISE said:

It is all good, I popped the tag in

 

Tx. I edited the OP...It's still in the middle of working hours here (Pac time zone)....will email you later

[ENTERPRISE]

6 minutes ago, J7SC_Orion said:

 

Tx. I edited the OP...It's still in the middle of working hours here (Pac time zone)....will email you later

No probs, haha time zones are a pain !