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Clock speed is only part of the equation. For instance, if this processor can do an operation in half the number of clock cycles then it will show a 50% improvement even at the same clock speed (at least for that instruction).
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I'm well aware of that.
Now name a processor architecture that one 32-bit processor will have that another will not, that - clock speeds considered equal, runs over 3 times faster than the next one.
Especially given both processors are superscalar.
There's a profound difference here, and it can't be readily explained by clock speed or CPU architecture.
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modified 19-Aug-22 3:27am.
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What is the memory bus width on both systems?
Back in the old days, some of the chip families had similar CPU, but 8, 16, or 32 bit memory bus. 2 fetches to grab a 16bit instruction on an 8 bit bus.
With the newer CPUs, maybe your floating point library is 100% cached on the 600MHz
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I think part of the reasoning for the 8 bit bus, less pins means cheaper, easier boards
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On this issue part of me wants to take a page from Mostly Harmless wherein Arthur Dent is talking about Perfectly Normal Beasts. Nobody has any idea where they come from. Some fear if they search for the answer, the question might be taken away, so to speak. This kind of feels like that to me. 
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I wanna say since they're probably using similar SRAM chips it would be similar, but I can't be sure how any of it is configured to that detail without poring over datasheets.
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I've been wanting to switch over to ARM Cortex processors for awhile - I figure coding against them opens a lot more doors for me than just using boutique Tensilica CPUs for example.
The Teensy is Arduino compatible, and the most capable (by far) of the Arduino compatible MCUs on the market. The ARM it uses is a superscalar 32-bit 600mhz processor, with branch prediction, and 64-bit floating point coprocessing. It also has two programmable USB ports, SPDIF, I2S, I2C, SPI, a zillion PWM channels, SDMMC and stuff I don't even remember right now.
So for those of you that have been dabbling in IoT, or want to, I can recommend the Teensy, particularly version 4.1
They are costlier than most other kits, but well worth it. You'll understand where the money went.
I'll probably still use ESP32s sometimes, but the Teensy blows them away.
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honey the codewitch wrote: The ARM it uses is a superscalar 32-bit 600mhz processor
600 miliHerz? That's going to take ages...   
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i'm a descriptivist.
*hides*
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we all knew what you meant. Case sensitive units of measure begs for human error.
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Sander Rossel wrote: What the heck kind of word is this!?
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Can't believe I actually came up with guesses 3 and 4 prior to that actual answer 
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I was trying to understand on usages for CyberArk. Currently we are using Azure Key Vault for storing secret & credentials. Do anyone have any details when should use CyberArk or what is advantages of CyberArk over Azure Key vault.
modified 17-Aug-22 9:15am.
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