#30013 Que pone lo que me estás diciendo? Pues leemos idiomas diferentes xddd
The Switch CPU is pretty far behind smartphones, particularly those from Apple. It's based on the 2014 A57 architecture which was ARM's first stock 64 bit design. There have been three new designs from ARM since then, the A72, A73, and A75. Each generation brought a large increase in performance while also lowering power-draw from the previous. A73 is what went into most 2017 phones using the Snapdragon 835, and now we're seeing A75 in Snapdragon 845 phones. Apple crafts their own custom CPU designs, although still fundamentally based on ARM. The A72/A73/A75 cores used in modern smartphones can offer up to 2-3x performance over the low clocked A57 Nintendo is using, and you can add another 2X on top of those for Apple's chips. So if you have a 2016 phone or beyond, you can expect about 2-3x the CPU performance. There just isn't any competition here, the Switch gets smoked in the CPU department.
La GPU no es tan mala, pero la CPU es cáncer sin más.
Nintendo has their Tegra X1 downclocked below the stock speeds nvidia originally shipped it at however, so theres a good chance high end phones in 2015 would've been on par. Either way, while the GPU has been surpassed by modern phones from 2017 and beyond, it's not nearly as far behind as the CPU is.
Pero meh que no importa, yo seguiré en mis 13, da lo mismo, dejemos de ensuciar.
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