> New laptops may be more energy-efficient per computational power, but these gains are offset by more computational power
Guess this was written before the M1 :)
I also felt the Zen 2 Laptop chips marked a huge step forward on the Win/Linux side at that time: generationally more power efficient than the best laptop chips from Intel, same core/thread count as the desktop equivalents, and cheap enough to be in a lot of budget laptops.
> New laptops may be more energy-efficient per computational power, but these gains are offset by more computational power
Guess this was written before the M1 :)
I also felt the Zen 2 Laptop chips marked a huge step forward on the Win/Linux side at that time: generationally more power efficient than the best laptop chips from Intel, same core/thread count as the desktop equivalents, and cheap enough to be in a lot of budget laptops.