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  • Gothmoth - Monday, May 29, 2017 - link

    it´s computex and all you report about is mobile crap?

    other websites have already reports about computex online... hurry up a bit. :)
  • plopke - Monday, May 29, 2017 - link

    ARM GPU news is not something I would call "mobile crap". And that is coming from a person who barely use mobile devices.
  • Tabalan - Monday, May 29, 2017 - link

    In my opinion Anandtech did well by focusing on ARM - they simply crushed Intel, ASRock, Asus and pretty much everyone else. I mean, successors to Cortex A53, Cortex A73, Mali G71 and big.LITTLE is pretty much overwhelming step forward. Way bigger than 1X core Intel HEDT, another X370/Z270 mainboard or another version of Nvidia/AMD GPU (I mean manufacturer's card version, not new GPU design).
  • drajitshnew - Monday, May 29, 2017 - link

    more significant impact for elevating Mali-G72 over Mali-G72.

    That should be g71
  • nismotigerwvu - Monday, May 29, 2017 - link

    Perhaps it's just a sign that I need some more caffeine in my life, but when I read "The SIMT quad based execution model stands firm" my brain went straight to quadrilateral primitives and screamed "OH GOD WHY!". After a few blinks, I realized what it was saying and breathed a sigh of relief knowing quads aren't coming back from the grave.
  • Ryan Smith - Monday, May 29, 2017 - link

    Yes, quad primatives are good and dead. ARM is just calling its 4-thread execution units a quad.
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  • cobygrimson - Tuesday, September 12, 2017 - link

    That's nice and guys don't call it a mobile crap please. ARM is amazing and helped us to play mobile games online. I play gardenscapes and my experience is getting better and better with ARM and also http://gardenscapeshacksworld.com is best guide for this one.

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