Apple Silicon performance cores

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Apple Silicon performance cores are Apple’s high-performance CPU cores designed for intensive computing tasks in its custom ARM-based system-on-a-chip processors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf CPU core microarchitecture
high-performance CPU core
architectureFamily ARM
designedFor intensive computing tasks
low-latency workloads
single-threaded performance
developer Apple Inc.
feature branch prediction
large L1 data cache
large L1 instruction cache
large reorder buffer
out-of-order execution
private L2 cache
speculative execution
support for ARMv8-A or later extensions
support for NEON SIMD
wide instruction decode
introducedWith Apple A14 Bionic
ISA ARM64
marketedAs high-performance cores in Apple marketing materials
optimizationGoal high performance per watt
low power consumption at high performance levels
pairedWith Apple Silicon efficiency cores
powerManagement dynamically clocked
power-gated when idle
roleInSoC primary CPU cores for demanding workloads
scheduling managed by iOS scheduler
managed by macOS scheduler
supports compute-intensive professional software
multithreaded applications
targetDeviceTypes Apple Macintosh computers
surface form: Mac computers

iPad tablets
iPhone smartphones
usedFor 3D rendering workloads
gaming workloads
software development workloads
video editing workloads
usedIn Apple A14 Bionic
Apple A15 Bionic
Apple A16 Bionic
Apple A17 Pro
Apple M1
Apple M1 Max
Apple M1 Pro
Apple M1 Ultra
Apple M2
Apple M2 Max
Apple M2 Pro
Apple M2 Ultra
Apple M3
Apple silicon
surface form: Apple Silicon system-on-a-chip processors

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Avalanche and Blizzard microarchitectureFamily Apple Silicon performance cores
subject surface form: Avalanche
Everest microarchitectureFamily Apple Silicon performance cores
this entity surface form: Apple high-performance core family