So.
Paranoid blather aside (note sig), how do Intel's current chips rate against PPC for power consumption and heat output per performance unit? Roughly?
-zoara-
6th June 2005: Hell freezes over.
zoara wrote:
So.
Paranoid blather aside (note sig), how do Intel's current chips rate against PPC for power consumption and heat output per performance unit? Roughly?
Oooh.
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000157045779/
PPC = 15 integer performance units per watt
Intel = 70 ipu/watt
Sound reasonable? Sounds like nonsense to me.
-z-
6th June 2005: Hell freezes over.
Previously, zoara wrote:
PPC = 15 integer performance units per watt Intel = 70 ipu/watt
Sound reasonable? Sounds like nonsense to me.
Same nonsense that Steve was quoting in the Keynote - why do you think that it's nonsense?
It's the reason you don't have a G5 Boko.
Martin
zoara wrote:
zoara wrote:
So.
Paranoid blather aside (note sig), how do Intel's current chips rate against PPC for power consumption and heat output per performance unit? Roughly?
Oooh.
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000157045779/
PPC = 15 integer performance units per watt
Intel = 70 ipu/wattSound reasonable? Sounds like nonsense to me.
Maybe it's the flops per watt that Apple have been relying on.
Pd
zoara wrote:
zoara wrote:
So.
Paranoid blather aside (note sig), how do Intel's current chips rate against PPC for power consumption and heat output per performance unit? Roughly?
Oooh.
http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000157045779/
PPC = 15 integer performance units per watt
Intel = 70 ipu/wattSound reasonable? Sounds like nonsense to me.
Turns out it was something Jobs said, but I suspect half a dozen of you have pointed that out while I've been offline... ;)
Any meaningful comparisons anywhere?
-z-
6th June 2005: Hell freezes over.
Martin wrote:
Previously, zoara wrote:
PPC = 15 integer performance units per watt Intel = 70 ipu/watt
Sound reasonable? Sounds like nonsense to me.
Same nonsense that Steve was quoting in the Keynote - why do you think that it's nonsense?
PPC puts out five times the heat of Intel? That's why I think it's nonsense. Though I suppose as it doesn't specify *which* chips from each family, it could be a comparison between G5 and Pentium M...
-z-
6th June 2005: Hell freezes over.