Apple M4 Pro benchmark shows it outperforms the M3 Max
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- Lordvoldemor
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Aprox, 17 hours agoSay what you want about Apple, but their chip designers are... moreJobs never had which is true, i believe it wont make much difference. he probably would only market it better as he was a genius in just that.
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- 15 hours ago
Anonymous, 15 hours agoPeople vote with their money and if samsung cannot keep the... moreFirstly, 5 Years in the Technology Space is a long time, as long as there is competition and not stagnation. For instance, we went from slow single-core Pentium III processors to very fast dual-core 64bit Athlon X2 processors in such a timeframe. Or we went from the graphics of the cheap Nintendo Gameboy Color and GameCube to the midblowing experience of the first PSP handheld and Xbox 360 console. Or we went from the likes of the iPhone 3GS to the iPhone 6S Plus.
Secondly, "Voting with your Wallet" does not work. Especially when it is a captured market.
Mainstream people voiced and voted, and we said do NOT remove the headphone jack. They did it anyway. We did not get a choice. We were forced to buy their phones and their Bluetooth Earbuds. Businesses make decisions that generally favour them, the consumers have been divided, have been conquered, and are powerless to do anything about it, most of the time.
Thirdly, the chipset of the phone doesn't matter for most users. You can swap out the QC 8g3 for an old QSD 855, and most people wouldn't notice. Truthfully, most people pay way too much for these Above-Flagship phones, or this new Luxury Phone category. There's not much difference between Exynos or Qualcomm. Remember I am talking about the +80% of buyers.... you, me, and other people on this website are the minority. Now I am not excusing Samsung, I am merely bringing some context and reality to this situation you have brought up.
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- Anonymous
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Kangal, 15 hours agoBack during the 2014-2016 era we actually had a lot more co... morePeople vote with their money and if samsung cannot keep the pace with qualcomm people will not buy exynoss.. and this applies with the rest that are out or almost out
But you are talking about smartphone chips..heres about laptops/desktop SoC and here we still have apple amd intel , 5 years ago apple was non existent since it was relying on Intel chip
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- Anonymous
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Aprox, 17 hours agoSay what you want about Apple, but their chip designers are... moreProprietary technology has the opportunity to go far if people keep buying into it.
- Kangal
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Anonymous, 16 hours agoMy god…at this pace..nobody cant meep up with Apple because... moreBack during the 2014-2016 era we actually had a lot more competition in terms of microarchitecture and development by other companies:
- Apple Twister (Apple A9)
- MediaTek Cortex-A72 (Helio X20)
- HiSilicon Cortex-A73 (Kirin 960)
- Qualcomm Kyro (QSD 820)
- Samsung Mongoose (Exynos 8890)
- Nvidia Denver (Tegra K1)
Then after a decade in 2024:
- Apple A17 Pro (barely improvements over 2021's A15)
- Cortex-A720 (and it's X4 derivatives from Qualcomm and MediaTek)
...that is stagnation and lack of competition. Thank goodness we are getting some improvements now/soon/next year !!!
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- Anonymous
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Aprox, 17 hours agoSay what you want about Apple, but their chip designers are... moreTim Cook also was the one who implemented the 64 bit smartphone soc putting Apple ahead in mobile soc. It is very interesting to watch the switch to arm, hopefully it works out for them. I think nvidia is getting back in the game next year so it'll be interesting to watch the new soc race.
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- Anonymous
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- 16 hours ago
My god…at this pace..nobody cant meep up with Apple because if x86 intel amd wants to reach even higher the thermal anvelope will take a dramatic hit.
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- 17 hours ago
Say what you want about Apple, but their chip designers are miles ahead of everyone else. I know it's likely a chance rather than Cook's achievement, but Jobs never had such brilliant semicon engineers.