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Saving Power for More Power – the E-Cores of Apple Chips
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Since the A10 chip in the iPhone 7, the iPad 6th generation and the iPod Touch 7th generation, Apple uses CPUs that have two different cores. The efficiency cores (E-cores) are designed for all tasks that run in the background and/or require little power. These cores are particularly economical with the energy. This is due on the one hand to their architecture, and on the other hand to a lower maximum clock frequency compared to the other cores …
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