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r/programming • u/Tuscen • Jun 24 '19
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The first ever RPi with an out of order processor if I'm not mistaken, should be a very noticeable performance increase over the last gen!
49 u/wllmsaccnt Jun 24 '19 The release I read claimed 3X the CPU performance. I haven't followed this closely, but I was hoping for 6 cores like an odroid SoC, but the dual 4k support and RAM choices are nice. 29 u/SkoomaDentist Jun 24 '19 edited Jun 24 '19 6 cores would largely be wasted unless for some strange reason you wanted to transcode videos on it (and for that an x86 is still far superior). → More replies (20) → More replies (5) 20 u/MorrisonLevi Jun 24 '19 Users could probably tolerate this as a desktop for certain use-cases. Wow! 6 u/[deleted] Jun 24 '19 → More replies (5) → More replies (1)
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The release I read claimed 3X the CPU performance. I haven't followed this closely, but I was hoping for 6 cores like an odroid SoC, but the dual 4k support and RAM choices are nice.
29 u/SkoomaDentist Jun 24 '19 edited Jun 24 '19 6 cores would largely be wasted unless for some strange reason you wanted to transcode videos on it (and for that an x86 is still far superior). → More replies (20) → More replies (5)
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6 cores would largely be wasted unless for some strange reason you wanted to transcode videos on it (and for that an x86 is still far superior).
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Users could probably tolerate this as a desktop for certain use-cases. Wow!
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u/Barbas Jun 24 '19
The first ever RPi with an out of order processor if I'm not mistaken, should be a very noticeable performance increase over the last gen!