← Back to context Comment by philistine 18 days ago Which still wouldn’t beat the Apple Silicon chips. Apple rules the roost. 18 comments philistine Reply Kuinox 18 days ago https://www.cpubenchmark.net/laptop.html philistine 18 days ago You click on laptop and somehow that's a gotcha, I click on single thread and the M5 is at the very top. What is that? Kuinox 18 days ago You are seeing basically the lithography node used to make the CPU. Since Apple books more capacity than anyone else, they have their chip 5-6 months ahead of the market, you'll see chips with similar performance by core. 15 replies →
Kuinox 18 days ago https://www.cpubenchmark.net/laptop.html philistine 18 days ago You click on laptop and somehow that's a gotcha, I click on single thread and the M5 is at the very top. What is that? Kuinox 18 days ago You are seeing basically the lithography node used to make the CPU. Since Apple books more capacity than anyone else, they have their chip 5-6 months ahead of the market, you'll see chips with similar performance by core. 15 replies →
philistine 18 days ago You click on laptop and somehow that's a gotcha, I click on single thread and the M5 is at the very top. What is that? Kuinox 18 days ago You are seeing basically the lithography node used to make the CPU. Since Apple books more capacity than anyone else, they have their chip 5-6 months ahead of the market, you'll see chips with similar performance by core. 15 replies →
Kuinox 18 days ago You are seeing basically the lithography node used to make the CPU. Since Apple books more capacity than anyone else, they have their chip 5-6 months ahead of the market, you'll see chips with similar performance by core. 15 replies →
https://www.cpubenchmark.net/laptop.html
You click on laptop and somehow that's a gotcha, I click on single thread and the M5 is at the very top. What is that?
You are seeing basically the lithography node used to make the CPU. Since Apple books more capacity than anyone else, they have their chip 5-6 months ahead of the market, you'll see chips with similar performance by core.
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