MacBook Air M1: Intel Readies Response for Windows Laptops
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Great, you made an x86 chip, that's not inherently a reason that your chip is better. Once most software is written for ARM then you will fall by the wayside.
Also, not every x86 software needs to be ported, given the available alternatives and cross-compile features.
Interesting times. :)
It's doubly funny because the M1 is able to play the vast library of games already available for iPads and iPhones.
Nobody buys a MacBook Air to play games.
On the intel macbook airs (and on most pros without gpus) playing CS:GO at full resolution was a bad experience (overheating and <60fps).
I got the cheapest M1 macbook air and it plays CS:GO with no issues and without heating up (even when the ambient temperature in my city is ~38 Celsius)
The battery life comparison image is provided by Intel PR.
While I work, my MBP routinely enters "hairdryer" mode.