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Looks like ARM is looking forward for Mali on Windows.
It's RV specific, but I'd be surprised if the principles couldn't apply to ARM too.
Hmm that's not too bad? At least glancing at the GB6 numbers. Still not M1 territory but let's be honest, who expected otherwise? It's beating the RK3588 pretty convincingly.Another benchmark of the CIX soc, now at 3Ghz
You mean SVE which Arm introduced years ago? And which the article linked to explicitly mentions?Sure, after ARM adds vector ISA to their instruction set. Vector isa is pretty much designed to do long daisy-chained instruction loops without need to rearrange execution so in-order execution of vector side is pretty obvious thing to do.
Its ok, almost Ryzen 7 3700X territory. At just 3ghz its really not that bad.Hmm that's not too bad? At least glancing at the GB6 numbers. Still not M1 territory but let's be honest, who expected otherwise? It's beating the RK3588 pretty convincingly.
You mean SVE which Arm introduced years ago? And which the article linked to explicitly mentions?
The RK3588 even wanted to be defeated, now is Raspberry which is in the situation of "can't catch up" since there are more options available and even cheaper.Hmm that's not too bad? At least glancing at the GB6 numbers. Still not M1 territory but let's be honest, who expected otherwise? It's beating the RK3588 pretty convincingly.
One hopes availability on the Orion O6 (and RK3688) is better than the RK3588 which was delayed for so long.The RK3588 even wanted to be defeated, now is Raspberry which is in the situation of "can't catch up" since there are more options available and even cheaper.
And that's since Rockchip already has the 3688 in the works
RK3588 was announced long before it actually went to fabs I think.One hopes availability on the Orion O6 (and RK3688) is better than the RK3588 which was delayed for so long.
That is interesting, what were the OG Specs of the RK 3588?RK3588 was announced long before it actually went to fabs I think.
The specs they originally announced were different to what they later made.
RV instead is full vector ISA which hardware OOO-implementation was no long ago considered pretty much impossible to implement.
Maybe if by "not long ago" you mean the 1980s. NEC has been doing out-of-order on vector computers for a while - since at least SX-9 and I believe SX-8 as well.
I mean out-of-order hardware. SX9 has vector overtake instruction on vector operations so compiler can mark non-dependent instructions to overtake long latency shuffle instructions. That's still pure ir-order vector hardware. Non-vector side of cpu could of course be OOO just like that invention in discussion suggests.
Nope. SX-9 can do straight-up out-of-order issue of vector ops. SX-ACE extends it further.
IIRC the GPU spec changed from one more contemporary to the A76 to the G610.That is interesting, what were the OG Specs of the RK 3588?
A bit of reading seems to imply by SIMD's basic definition that is a vector, depending on what you classify to be a vector:SVE ain't vector isa but scalable SIMD