Then you get just half of the some pretty bad FPU performance.
The 'Atom' has less FPU performance than the crappiest Celeron you can still buy .. oh but it uses 5% less power. The VIA C-7 doesn't look so bad anymore, and the New VIA Nano/Isaiah even beats the 'Atom' in early benchmarks.
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/14584
ARM sounds way better to me, then again I don't care for windows. And don't let the low mhz numbers fool you, ARM can really perform a lot at low clock speeds. Anyone who's ever installed Linux on an NSLU2 can tell you that!
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Nvidia targets Intel Atom with ARM-based system-on-a-chip
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If you split an 'Atom' ... #
Posted Monday 2nd June 2008 14:27 GMT
Then you get just half of the some pretty bad FPU performance.
The 'Atom' has less FPU performance than the crappiest Celeron you can still buy .. oh but it uses 5% less power. The VIA C-7 doesn't look so bad anymore, and the New VIA Nano/Isaiah even beats the 'Atom' in early benchmarks.
http://techreport.com/discussions.x/14584
ARM sounds way better to me, then again I don't care for windows. And don't let the low mhz numbers fool you, ARM can really perform a lot at low clock speeds. Anyone who's ever installed Linux on an NSLU2 can tell you that!
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Mobile Devices??? #
Posted Monday 2nd June 2008 23:59 GMT
But are we going to see devices like the EEE pc and the Jisus based on this technology? The story on the BBC website seems to imply this.