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Arm Announces The Cortex-X2 Armv9 Flagship CPU, Cortex-A710, Cortex-A510
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Originally posted by mangeek View PostWould it behoove ARM to publish a reference design that vendors could delete from/add to, or does that already happen? I feel like I'm not going to be able to buy one of these until 2023 and that makes me sad.
They do offer memory controller IP so I imagine a vendor could get pretty close to a "CPU on a chip" design using standard ARM designs.Last edited by bridgman; 25 May 2021, 02:56 PM.Test signature
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Originally posted by blackshard View PostThe new dog revision is 30% more doggy than the previous generation and 20% faster than the average dog in the field. The new cat is 40% more feline than the average cats you can buy on the market, consuming 10% less crunchies while performing most common cat duties.
CPU performance goes up by 30% every 2 years: meh
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Originally posted by mangeek View Post
Would it behoove ARM to publish a reference design that vendors could delete from/add to, or does that already happen? I feel like I'm not going to be able to buy one of these until 2023 and that makes me sad.
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Originally posted by discordian View PostYour distrust is warranted, but ARM usually delivered on those claims . See Anandtech's great CPU reviews.
Yay for ARM sticking the fork into 32bit ! (well, that's removed from X2 and 510 at least)
That will allow optimizations and RISCV will soon be the only arch having one ISA running top to bottom.
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Originally posted by Vistaus View Post*waiting for the first comments to say that it still can't beat Apple's M1, as per usual*
im sitting here thinking about the idea of the various custom Linux system builders cooperating on an ARM based board design if the usual suppliers won’t. Maybe even a custom SoC to move the PC world out of the x86 doldrums.
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Originally posted by misGnomer View PostI'd really like to see more of the chips and SoCs manufactured by companies in accountable democracies
Are Intel's backdoored cpus and networking chipsets designed in an accountable democracy? How about AMD's?
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