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No the M1 in your ipad doesn't, but the M1 Max, Pro, Ultra, whatever it's actually called might in synthetic benchmarks or the select few optimised apps available to run in Apple's walled garden.
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Apple M1 Ultra
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No the M1 in your ipad doesn't, but the M1 Max, Pro, Ultra, whatever it's actually called might in synthetic benchmarks or the select few optimised apps available to run in Apple's walled garden.
Caporegime
A Different model or version of the M1.
Nope. It would do very well in a browser Javascript performance, which is important for your iPad. You can't really do a lot of compute intensive stuff on an iPad. It will be power and thermal throttled pretty quickly. Those benchmarks were running on active cooling at 100%.
Custom IP stuff in there (encoders, accelerators, etc) are used in iOS productivity apps. But it doesn't compare to desktop OS and what you can do there. iPads also have limited Ram (and Ram is allocated to apps differently compared to a desktop OS).
iPadOS limits what you can do with the iPad, that chip is massively underutilised.
It's exactly the same chip running at the same clocks. iPadOS doesn't let you do good stuff with it though. It will however do very well in browser benchmarks
Caporegime
It's exactly the same chip running at the same clocks. iPadOS doesn't let you do good stuff with it though. It will however do very well in browser benchmarks
The one we are talking about here is half the size of an iPad, the die is longer than a Ryzen Heat Spreader, that's not what they are putting in the iPad
The one we are talking about here is half the size of an iPad, its longer than a Ryzen Heat Spreader, that's not what they are putting in the iPad
They put the M1 in the iPad, not M1 Ultra. It's the same M1 that's in Mac mini, Macbook Air, Pro and iMac.
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That's fair, just to be clear they are not the same chip.
M1: 120mm^2
M1 Max: 420mm^2
M1 Ultra: 840mm^2
Of course, fewer CPU and GPU cores, fewer accelerators, media engines, and everything else. And slower ram.
