ARM CPUs as Fast As Possible

The term "CPU" no longer just covers multi-core, PC processors...

[limacs]

Who is here 5 years later when apple might have an ARM Mac.

[NonsensicalSpudz]

i have arm in my pc, when i install new parts

[alexcoolboy]

Apparently, ARM won't only be for portable devices starting from now

[anushbhattarai]

And 8 years later, we are just about to see arm chips in windows

[Xenro]

Why didn't apple call their phone processors the Apple Core™?

[akakikuprashvili]

Who is here after Apple just announced transition to ARM?

[ganymede]

I felt this was a rare miss from Linus. He was explaining ARM from a very x86 centric viewpoint. For example saying that ARM doesn't have a license to use the x86 instruction set is true, but gives the impression that they wanted it and have had to cobble together a second best in its place. Similarly he suggests that because ARM uses a simple instruction set, it can only do simple work. This isn't true at all. ARM can do anything x86 can do. Generally performance might be a bit slower, but power consumption is much lower. Desktop computers can certainly run off ARM and have done in the past.

[stealthradon]

CPU battles? More like ARMS race? .. I'll see myself out.

[thenerdyouknowabout]

I talked to a guy from ARM a few months ago, it was one of the most interesting tech conversations of my life :)

[thatguyontheright]

Forgot to mention ARM is a pretty old architecture, used in a consumer device first in 1987 on the Acorn Archimedes Computer. It's only 10 years newer than x86, but older than the PPC standard Apple held onto for a good many years before going x86 themselves.

[jakublulek]

By the way, ARM family was used as desktop processor units. Because ARM Holdings was once Acorn Computers, the coolest company ever, which developed BBC Micro, Acorn Archimedes and licenced ARM architecture to my beloved DEC and not so beloved, Intel. So Apple, what were you doing in that time? Selling ten Macintoshes for year to schools and hardcore fans? Acorn was on top of the world, man.

[MrMatapatapa]

Motherboard chipsets As fast as possible

[supercakefish]

I prefer saying ARM as 'A.R.M.' with three syllables just like how I pronounce AMD as 'A.M.D.'. I don't know why, I just do.

[denverag]

would be cool to see something like an APU, x86CPU cores+ARM or other low instruction set arcitecture+low latency GPU on a single chip

[jesperhammarlund]

so much has changed in just 5 years. im here after apple's event. M1 chip is insane!!

[JustJessDev]

3:26 I briefly thought that was Berkel.

[TheLambLive]

The whole point of ARM is that it isn't 'specialized', it's a RISC based CPU.

[MishaMykha]

Apple: *announces transfer to ARM processors*
Youtube: Hey, wanna know about them?

[RogerLopez]

What's up with the stock images haha

[nathanthecollector]

Editor: *Shows PS4 that doesn’t have backwards compatibility*

Me: Why you triggering me boy!