[Arm-netbook] Another chip to consider for a future EOMA product
Derek
dlahouss at mtu.edu
Thu Oct 3 21:37:20 BST 2013
Scott Sullivan <scott <at> ss.org> writes:
> At 400Mhz, it was a low value proposition to begin with.
>
Well, let us note that those are x86 clocks, not ARMv6 clocks. Not that I
claim to know how much work this Quark is doing per clock, but certainly a
Core 2 running at 700 MHz would lap a RasPi.
Now, if it doesn't get that same work done, then what is Intel thinking?
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