Galaki said: Probably paving the way for phone inside pad/computer where you can dock your phone in your tablet/computer where the extra processing power is needed. |
Why would you need a 64-bit processor for that?
Galaki said: Probably paving the way for phone inside pad/computer where you can dock your phone in your tablet/computer where the extra processing power is needed. |
Why would you need a 64-bit processor for that?
Scoobes said:
Why would you need a 64-bit processor for that? |
Home computers now comes with 16GB RAM on average?
Galaki said:
Home computers now comes with 16GB RAM on average? |
Not sure I get your idea. So you'd dock your phone to your tablet /PC to use the phone chip? Why not just use the computers own, more powerful chip?
Scoobes said:
Not sure I get your idea. So you'd dock your phone to your tablet /PC to use the phone chip? Why not just use the computers own, more powerful chip? |
Because your computer then could sync up with your phone.
wick said:
You need 4 GB of RAM to take advantage of a 64bit system. Seeing as no mobile phone has 4GB of RAM it's largely a marketing ploy. Edit: Here's a link for you http://www.citeworld.com/development/22407/apple-iphone-64bit |
So, for everybody who said 64-bit is just a marketing ploy:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/7335/the-iphone-5s-review/4
Same processor running the same benchmarks under 32-bit and 64-bit instruction set.
Apple A7 - AArch64 vs. AArch32 Performance Comparison | |||
32-bit A32 | 64-bit A64 | % Advantage | |
AES | 91.5 MB/s | 846.2 MB/s | 825% |
AES MT | 180.2 MB/s | 1640.0 MB/s | 810% |
Twofish | 59.9 MB/s | 55.6 MB/s | -8% |
Twofish MT | 119.1 MB/s | 110.2 MB/s | -8% |
SHA1 | 138.0 MB/s | 477.3 MB/s | 245% |
SHA1 MT | 275.7 MB/s | 948.9 MB/s | 244% |
SHA2 | 86.1 MB/s | 102.2 MB/s | 18% |
SHA2 MT | 171.3 MB/s | 203.7 MB/s | 18% |
BZip2 Compress | 4.36 MB/s | 4.52 MB/s | 3% |
BZip2 Compress MT | 8.57 MB/s | 8.86 MB/s | 3% |
BZip2 Decompress | 5.94 MB/s | 7.56 MB/s | 27% |
BZip2 Decompress MT | 11.7 MB/s | 15.0 MB/s | 28% |
JPEG Compress | 15.5 MPixels/s | 16.8 MPixels/s | 8% |
JPEG Compress MT | 30.8 MPixels/s | 33.3 MPixels/s | 8% |
JPEG Decompress | 36.0 MPixels/s | 40.3 MPixels/s | 11% |
JPEG Decompress MT | 71.3 MPixels/s | 78.1 MPixels/s | 9% |
PNG Compress | 0.84 MPixels/s | 1.14 MPixels/s | 35% |
PNG Compress MT | 1.67 MPixels/s | 2.26 MPixels/s | 35% |
PNG Decompress | 13.9 MPixels/s | 15.2 MPixels/s | 9% |
PNG Decompress MT | 27.4 MPixels/s | 29.8 MPixels/s | 8% |
Sobel | 59.3 MPixels/s | 58.0 MPixels/s | -3% |
Sobel MT | 116.6 MPixels/s | 114.6 MPixels/s | -2% |
Lua | 1.25 MB/s | 1.33 MB/s | 6% |
Lua MT | 2.47 MB/s | 2.49 MB/s | 0% |
Dijkstra | 5.35 MPairs/s | 4.05 MPairs/s | -25% |
Dijkstra MT | 9.67 MPairs/s | 7.26 MPairs/s | -25% |
Apple A7 - AArch64 vs. AArch32 Performance Comparison | |||
32-bit A32 | 64-bit A64 | % Advantage | |
BlackScholes | 4.73 MNodes/s | 5.92 MNodes/s | 25% |
BlackScholes MT | 9.57 MNodes/s | 12.0 MNodes/s | 25% |
Mandelbrot | 930.2 MFLOPS | 929.9 MFLOPS | 0% |
Mandelbrot | 1840 MFLOPS | 1850 MFLOPS | 0% |
Sharpen Filter | 805.1 MFLOPS | 857 MFLOPS | 6% |
Sharpen Filter MT | 1610 MFLOPS | 1710 MFLOPS | 6% |
Blur Filter | 1.08 GFLOPS | 1.26 GFLOPS | 16% |
Blur Filter MT | 2.15 GFLOPS | 2.47 GFLOPS | 14% |
SGEMM | 3.09 GFLOPS | 3.34 GFLOPS | 8% |
SGEMM MT | 6.08 GFLOPS | 6.56 GFLOPS | 7% |
DGEMM | 0.56 GFLOPS | 1.66 GFLOPS | 195% |
DGEMM MT | 1.11 GFLOPS | 3.24 GFLOPS | 191% |
SFFT | 0.72 GFLOPS | 1.59 GFLOPS | 119% |
SFFT MT | 1.44 GFLOPS | 3.17 GFLOPS | 120% |
DFFT | 1.41 GFLOPS | 1.47 GFLOPS | 4% |
DFFT MT | 2.78 GFLOPS | 2.91 GFLOPS | 4% |
N-Body | 460.8 KPairs/s | 582.6 KPairs/s | 26% |
N-Body MT | 917.6 KPairs/s | 1160.0 KPairs/s | 26% |
Ray Trace | 1.52 MPixels/s | 2.31 MPixels/s | 51% |
Ray Trace MT | 3.04 MPixels/s | 4.64 MPixels/s | 52% |
Also, NiKKoM, you were absolutely right about the A7 being a security monster. Not just the way it murders AES or the fingerprint scanning, the whole A7 architecture is built like Fort Knox:
http://www.quora.com/Apple-Secure-Enclave/What-is-Apple’s-new-Secure-Enclave-and-why-is-it-important
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Samsung is only proceeding with its ‘copy’ business and I seriously do not understand how it dares show-off its lack of imagination and innovation. Why not offer a 70-bit processor instead and be better than the new iPhones? I seriously do not get such kind of strategy! Android devices are just a complete turn-off to me and the market leaders will always be the iOS devices!