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Apple Silicon M1 chip in MacBook Air outperforms high-end 16-inch MacBook Pro

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1080 points antipaul | 3 comments | 12 Nov 20 00:56 UTC | HN request time: 0.548s | source
1. WoodenChair ◴[12 Nov 20 01:58 UTC] No.25065556[source]▶
Is this arguably comparing a 28 watt part to a 10 watt part?
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2. ◴[12 Nov 20 02:02 UTC] No.25065572[source]▶
3. kllrnohj ◴[12 Nov 20 02:23 UTC] No.25065713[source]▶
We don't know the boosting behavior of the M1, so we have no idea how much power it's pulling during Geekbench's short burst.

Also the i7-1165G7 is a 12-28w part, configurable by the OEM. I'd assume the XPS 13 is running it at top spec, but that'd also need validation.