Regarding the Process–architecture–optimization model from intel, what do each of those upgrades mean to the user?
I believe Process has the most to deal with energy efficiency due to the shrinkage, which is why M1 was so energy efficient when it was launched.
M2 seems like an architecture/optimization change, seems like they are just able to cram more stuff which is why it's faster without increasing battery life.
For those familiar with Intel, what does the consumer mainly gain out of optimization product launches?
I believe Process has the most to deal with energy efficiency due to the shrinkage, which is why M1 was so energy efficient when it was launched.
M2 seems like an architecture/optimization change, seems like they are just able to cram more stuff which is why it's faster without increasing battery life.
For those familiar with Intel, what does the consumer mainly gain out of optimization product launches?