I searched on DuckDuckGo andCan you elaborate on this? I can not find any information that the A76 cores on the BCM2712 chips have 2 NEON SIMDs.On the A76/Neoverse N1 you have 2 128bit NEON SIMDS. It has roughly the same theoretical FP throughtput as Sandy/Ivy Bridge. On the X series cores, starting with X1 you have 4
How do you get to 16 FLOPs per core per clock?
I assume each core has a NEON SIMD that can do 4 floating point multiply plus accumulate operations. That is 8 FLOPs per core per clock.
While not entirely reliability, Duck Assist seems more likely to be correct than CPU Monkey.The ARM Cortex-A76 features two SIMD NEON execution pipelines. These pipelines are designed to enhance performance for media processing and machine learning tasks.
Statistics: Posted by ejolson — Sat Dec 21, 2024 5:05 pm