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Apple's M1 Ultra comes with a 32MB TLB bottleneck
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OvermindDL1
Woooow, that’s a pretty crazy screwup that the M1 authors did… And it could have easily been fixed it they just made a larger cache like what is actually on modern chips…
AstonJ
I’d personally wait for the M2’s to come out… or M3, by then it should be pretty solid 
OvermindDL1
Yeah I expect the M2’s to have this fixed (wow that sure won’t confuse people with M.2 sockets…) as it would be so trivial to fix (comparatively), lol.
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