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i'm sorry... I don't remember you calling Apple's most vague language during M1 macbook announcement as "carefully crafted"... Intel is being stupid, but let's not be hypocrits here..
Apple doesn’t sell its processors to third parties, and so NEVER publishes much in the way of benchmark results. Instead they just talk about specific work that is done faster on their new product. They let the press and the internet do the benchmarks and reporting.
 
The choice of office tasks was interesting as they all highlight a single threaded complex instruction, which is where intel shines. Where the operations can be pipelined and are simpler Apple’s RISC M1 architecture is better. And that is the 95% case. I’m a regular excel user and looked at those functions and I don’t think I’ve ever used them.
There is one more thing that wasn’t compared. The price of the M1 vs. the price of that i7. I’ll guarantee the i7 is far more expensive a chip.
 
here we go again..
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The “ truth “ is Apple is better than you Intel..instead wasting your time claim this and that shouldn’t you Intel spend that precious time working trying to beat Apple Silicon M1..as I told my competitors in my fantasy sports league “ don’t get mad, get motivate “.
 
The choice of office tasks was interesting as they all highlight a single threaded complex instruction, which is where intel shines. Where the operations can be pipelined and are simpler Apple’s RISC M1 architecture is better. And that is the 95% case. I’m a regular excel user and looked at those functions and I don’t think I’ve ever used them.
There is one more thing that wasn’t compared. The price of the M1 vs. the price of that i7. I’ll guarantee the i7 is far more expensive a chip.
This.
I read a bit of anandtechs review of the technology demo for this i7.

It can TurboBoost a single core up to nearly 5GHz. It will draw a lot of power doing it. And we don’t know if Intel is comparing a 28w implementation or a 12w or a 15w. Unless intel says in the article?

So there is no doubt this chip can likely do those certain things very well. But the question is: at what cost? Money, power, battery, cooling, noise, case design...
 
BUT Intel will your processors run cool and not cause fans to blow and not burn up legs like the M1. You didn't mention that. 😂
 
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