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Advanced processors on the horizon

Advanced processors on the horizon

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Craftygirl109
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09-27-2023, 01:49 PM
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Hello everyone. I'm just starting out here and wondering if the right way to address this is correct. Is it a question about what we might see next year from Intel and AMD compared to this year? Could there be small updates to the current designs before moving to ARM to compete with Apple's M1 chips? What are your thoughts?
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Craftygirl109
09-27-2023, 01:49 PM #1

Hello everyone. I'm just starting out here and wondering if the right way to address this is correct. Is it a question about what we might see next year from Intel and AMD compared to this year? Could there be small updates to the current designs before moving to ARM to compete with Apple's M1 chips? What are your thoughts?

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Angellr
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09-27-2023, 07:08 PM
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Next-gen intel processors are arriving extremely soon, with the 4th generation Ryzen launching in 2022.
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Angellr
09-27-2023, 07:08 PM #2

Next-gen intel processors are arriving extremely soon, with the 4th generation Ryzen launching in 2022.

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rando2
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10-14-2023, 02:09 PM
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They seem unlikely to adopt ARM technology like Apple did with the M1. The M1 had been planned for quite some time, and there were whispers about Apple Silicon Macs as early as 2015.
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10-14-2023, 02:09 PM #3

They seem unlikely to adopt ARM technology like Apple did with the M1. The M1 had been planned for quite some time, and there were whispers about Apple Silicon Macs as early as 2015.

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10-15-2023, 06:55 AM
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I understand, but now they feel forced to hurry since Apple is dominating the basic Mac Air price market.
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mason41307
10-15-2023, 06:55 AM #4

I understand, but now they feel forced to hurry since Apple is dominating the basic Mac Air price market.

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88lucky
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10-15-2023, 01:40 PM
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These significant CPU updates take time to develop. Architectures and designs are planned several years in advance, meaning it won’t be long before we notice any changes.
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10-15-2023, 01:40 PM #5

These significant CPU updates take time to develop. Architectures and designs are planned several years in advance, meaning it won’t be long before we notice any changes.

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Koala332
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10-15-2023, 08:48 PM
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Discussing performance involves evaluating speed, responsiveness, and capabilities across different platforms. How it stacks up depends on the context—older Macs, PCs, gaming experiences, or everyday tasks.
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Koala332
10-15-2023, 08:48 PM #6

Discussing performance involves evaluating speed, responsiveness, and capabilities across different platforms. How it stacks up depends on the context—older Macs, PCs, gaming experiences, or everyday tasks.

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10-16-2023, 12:48 AM
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Most users, particularly in the USA, tend to prefer spending more on a MacBook over a Windows laptop when considering daily usage and battery life. The MacBook M1 provides strong build quality, performance, and battery efficiency compared to similar Windows models in lower price ranges. This makes people more likely to opt for a MacBook rather than a budget Windows laptop. In general, this is true. However, I'm not an expert and in my area many individuals can't afford a MacBook. It's more of a choice for flexibility than a necessity for professional tasks.
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taconiebre
10-16-2023, 12:48 AM #7

Most users, particularly in the USA, tend to prefer spending more on a MacBook over a Windows laptop when considering daily usage and battery life. The MacBook M1 provides strong build quality, performance, and battery efficiency compared to similar Windows models in lower price ranges. This makes people more likely to opt for a MacBook rather than a budget Windows laptop. In general, this is true. However, I'm not an expert and in my area many individuals can't afford a MacBook. It's more of a choice for flexibility than a necessity for professional tasks.

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