Originally posted by duby229
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CPUs are based on speculative execution and advanced AI to speed up execution. What you've just said is basically complete nonsense - go watch a couple of videos with Jim Keller and never say this again.
Fixed function hardware is mainly 1) hardware video encoding/decoding for GPUs and 2) AES encryption/SHA hashing for CPUs. The latter is basically not used at all by modern benchmarks.
Here, the most advanced Zen 5 CPU with over 155W TDP vs 40W M4 Pro:
Fixed-function HW, FFS. No AES, no hashing in the benchmark in any shape or form. LMAO.
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Yeah, at 235W it's faster in MT while having almost twice as many cores. Cringe.
Maybe you could show benchmarks where Zen 5/ARL beat M4 Pro. "Non-fixed function benchmarks" because you're an expert the world has never noticed.
Maybe you should join the Flat Earth society.

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