Social media commentary: NVidia N1X SoC CPU trails Apple M3 Max in leaked benchmarks
Soft in all the wrong places. Take with a strong tea.
Summary
A social media post discussing NVidia's newly announced N1X SoC, noting that its CPU performance lags behind Apple's M3 Max chip from 2023, while acknowledging NVidia likely still leads in GPU performance. The post references a Wccftech article for context.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledNVidia recently annouced their N1X SoC and oof, the CPU part is way behind Apple's, it can't even beat a M3 Max.
I'm sure the GPU might be a different story as Apple have not yet surpassed NVidia on that front yet
A full M4 Max only gets about RTX 4070 mobile performance
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