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Darc Requiem said:
Soleron said:
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That maybe true Soleron, but it' good that the Fusion will have a competitor from Nvidia. Unlike Intel, I think Nvidia will actually be able to produce a competent CPU/GPU combo. Let them go at it. It means lower prices for us on the consumer end.


It's not compatible with x86 Windows. I doubt any games or much commercial software will support it. If it was x86 I would be much more excited.

The ARM core does limit performance, because if they want to scale up to desktop-like per-core performance they can't do it by incrementally changing the core they have. It would need a complete redesign; ARM designs are just too slow for desktops.