How a CPU Works in 100 Seconds // Apple Silicon M1 vs Intel i9

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  @AZisk · 5 years ago · pinned

  Thanks so much for having me on your channel, Jeff. It's been really fun making this one with you!

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  @ThyBoiledOne · 2 years ago

  this is not 100 seconds

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  @alexscriba6075 · 5 years ago (edited)

  As a CS student I have learnt all this in class and I must say I was very surprised at how detailed you went in the 100 seconds! Great job! Love the channel

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  @oakley_blade · 4 years ago

  The fact that people are innovative, driven and smart enough to make this kind of stuff blows my mind. We went from a key, a kite and some lighting to mass producing hyper-powered chips that have billions of tiny parts, and computer systems that can share live video and audio with each other all over the world, all in the span of a couple hundred years.

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  @namanmurarka9252 · 5 years ago

  All my weeks of study depreciated to 100s 😭 😂

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  @mhmdalharbi2370 · 5 years ago

  Intel chips or x86 moves the complexity to the chip itself(more instructions). so it consumes more energy<br><br>M1 or ARM-based architectures is based on reduced instructions (RISC). It moves the complexity to the software(you have less and basic instructions to play with) so it takes larger size on memory but it&apos;s more efficient. it can be faster or slower than x86 depends on the design and optimization

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  @ruaidhrilumsden · 5 years ago

  Is it just me or was there not nearly enough focus on ARM Vs X86? Surely that&apos;s the most significant difference between the Intel chip and the M1, rather than the M1 being an SOC?

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  @ss10million · 4 years ago

  The first 2 minutes is exactly the basis of what I leaned in an entire CS class specifically computer organization. Very well explained.

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  @tanmay______ · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqs_0W-MSB0&amp;t=105">1:45</a> minor correction, it’s called the opcode

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  @faisalahmad2445 · 4 years ago (edited)

  The situation on Android has really changed since this video, its now compiled natively, this includes Android studio and the emulator also runs natively. Build times have decreased to mere seconds. I run a pretty complex app and it builds in less then 1 minute every time. Edit: it has gotten even better since I last posted this comment

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  @animeshsingh4290 · 5 years ago

  It feels nice that I remember all of this till date

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  @harrazmasri2805 · 5 years ago

  honestly that 1 minute mark is the simpliest and compact explaination of my whole semester

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