alt Hacker News> in FP64, which is not something most people use
It's used in audio processing. But large DAW sessions need something beefier than both tested devices (Macbook Neo, XPS).
> in FP64, which is not something most people use
It's used in audio processing. But large DAW sessions need something beefier than both tested devices (Macbook Neo, XPS).
It might be used a little bit in other places, wouldn’t surprise me one bit. And it’s good that the computers are capable of it. Even if someone can’t get a more powerful computer, it’s nice that they have the ability to use it for almost anything (within some limits) if they’re patient.
But as you said, if your workflow really needs FP64 you’re probably not reaching for a MacBook Neo or this Intel thing.