"Darkstar" comments
Darkstar
20 days ago
Ahh yes I just love having 4790 GHz on my CPU. I assume it should either be 4790 MHz or 4.79 GHz?
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Apple M6 12 Core
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Darkstar
1 month ago
M5 Max has same cpu config as other 18 core M5 cpus, they have 6P x 4.61 + 12E x 4.43, 6 apple "super" cores with 12 "performance cores".
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Darkstar
2 months ago
Max memory channels of this CPU is 1, check intel core 5 320 official page. This is also same with core 7...
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Intel Core 5 320
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Darkstar
2 months ago
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Oh that was my mistake, check at 0:45, I linked to an incorrect time date
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Apple M1
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Darkstar
2 months ago
TDP across all SoCs (M1 to M5), is 17W. Check link at 0:53 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRW_PwNKZ_E&t=258s
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Apple M1
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Darkstar
2 months ago
Core count on 8060S is wrong. It should have 5120 shaders, 320 TMUs etc, because it is a 40-core GPU, regardless of which ai max cpu it comes with. Check AMD's official website...
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Radeon 8060s
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Darkstar
2 months ago
The E-core count on the chip is wrong. The total core count is cited as 14 which is correct yet the efficient cores are only 8 with 4 performance, meaning its missing those two cores
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Darkstar
2 months ago
GPU TFLOPS is 3.6. I dont know why its heavily underrepresented here. You can see on Apple M2 launch event, apple themselves unveiling GPU performance. This also means the newer chips M3 and M4 and...
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Apple M2
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Darkstar
2 months ago
This comparison right here is why the difference between core 5, 7 and 9 is very misleading nowadays
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Darkstar
2 months ago
Effective Memory Speed is 19200 Mbps. Note the M1 GPU EMS, this logic can be applied to all apple GPUs.
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Darkstar
6 months ago
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I agree so much. I recently bought an m5 pro mbp, but had to stay with 24gb ram because I just out right refused to spend an extra $540 (AUD) for the extra ram.
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Darkstar
6 months ago
TDP is around 100W as it takes two M1 Max chips and can use them both to its full power. Because the M1 Max has a 50W TDP, M1 Ultra will hae at least 100W.
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Apple M1 Ultra
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Darkstar
6 months ago
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Geekerwan cannot be guranteed accurate source, especially at the lower viewers count. This website accurately references that old 2005mHz clockspeed that was used before....
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Apple M5
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Darkstar
6 months ago
The memory bandwith is just 400gbps on M1 Max. It was the first Apple M Silicon chip, which had 60 on base M1, 200 on M1 Pro and 400 on M1 Max with 800 on M1 Ultra as well
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Apple M1 Max
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Darkstar
6 months ago
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Only advantage to AMD is a multi-score win in one test. Apple faster single-core, better power efficiency and the advantage of unified memory, which can help alot in gaming.
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Darkstar
6 months ago
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why is your response to everything just saying x2 elite stomps and strappng on a linux distro. Dude even if we compare the macbook pro to an x2 elite extreme laptop, still pro wins in price even....
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Darkstar
6 months ago
GPU clockspeed cannot be 2005mHz, in a video, the iGPU of this was measured to have a 25% faster GPU compared to the M1 Pro. Even with the more advanced technology, the GPU would at least need to...
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Apple M5
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Darkstar
7 months ago
The M1 Macbook Airs and onward don't have vapur chamber. They all use a heatspreadder to dissapte heat away from the CPU and release it through the chasis.
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Darkstar
7 months ago
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Also fix the GPU clockspped to 2250mHz from the 2005mHz.
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Apple M5 Pro
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Darkstar
7 months ago
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Wouldn't it be pretty easy estimate. If we consider the TDP of M4 Pro binned down which was 38W, then we can assume a range between 40-45W at least. The base M4 to the M5 jumped from 24W to 27W....
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Apple M5 Pro
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Darkstar
7 months ago
Apple now uses their own custom Apple N1 chip for their chip which is how they have Wifi v7 and Bluetooth v6. Look at the online sources for the chip
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Apple A19 Pro
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Darkstar
7 months ago
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While they are matched in most scenarios, the key difference is price. The 285k offers 8 more ocres while being $100 cheaper in my country. Unless you do intensive gaming, then productivity users...
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Darkstar
7 months ago
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I agree. Another thing i'd like to add is because there is no fan on the Air, it makes it great for people who work in quite spaces or do not like the fan getting loud.
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Darkstar
7 months ago
An interesting fact to note. While they both share the same 28W TDP for the chip. The Macbook Pro actually lets the M5 run at 60W continuouslly under load (unless it throttles), whereas the air has...
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Darkstar
7 months ago
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Those memory channels are measured in bits, which is one eighth of a byte, by reverse calculating it, it comes out to only being quad channel memory for the m5 max
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Darkstar
7 months ago
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In most cases, people will actually prefer having sustained performance compared to burst "brute" force. While in papaer the gen 5 e is better, because of software intergation and hardware...
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Darkstar
7 months ago
how tf is there 32 memory channels. It doesn't even fraternally make sense. The M3 Ultra only supports up to 16 channels. if this ws M5 Ultra maybe then having 32 channels is reasonable but the M5...
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