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Gräßlin: Client Side Window Decorations and WaylandGräßlin: Client Side Window Decorations and WaylandPosted Feb 20, 2013 3:39 UTC (Wed) by mmarq (guest, #2332)In reply to: Gräßlin: Client Side Window Decorations and Wayland by mmarq Parent article: Gräßlin: Client Side Window Decorations and Wayland
Ooops exageration! (well in reference design is, others may excel)
ARM-A57 is not 5x more powerfull than the A15... the 5x applies only for the top GPGPUs T6## compared with T5##...
Concerning 32 bit (which the A57 also does, very identical to x86_64 in this)
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=...
The A-57 is around 2.25X more powerful than the A9...
Hey!... i'm sure 64 bit and it could be at least 50% difference in favor A57 compared with A15 for the same code(which is quite remarkable) ... also the ARMv8 is a "clustered" architecture, meaning it will be possible to have more than 4 cores in a single chip... so it may end up being 5x (add more cores) lol...
See for yourself (correct me please)
Family of GPU roadmap "Mali-T6xx" made by ARM to support Google Nexus 10
PowerVR "Rogue" 100GFLOPS stand next to raise the graphics performance of the smartphone and tablet
C'mon KDE!... tablets with obsolete A9, and ridiculous GPU... is that why wayland is needed ??
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Gräßlin: Client Side Window Decorations and Wayland Posted Feb 20, 2013 7:30 UTC (Wed) by mmarq (guest, #2332) [Link]
The writing is on the wall!
Tegra 4 will also be 6x more performance(like PowerVR) on the GPGPU side than Tegra 3.
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=...
From 12 ALUs to 72 ALUs... and the CPU side also will have more than double performance( it was if not wrong) 2 ARM A15 cores + 1 ARM A9 big.LITTLE. NOW its 4 A-57 cores + 1 A53 big.LITTLE... smaller process more efficient, and the A57 is more power efficient and the A15, and the A53 is *HALF* the power of A9, so it could be basically the same power envelope.
http://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=...
KDE... that is a chip to should be on those tablets...
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