If the game could utilize all the pocket calculator cores it would be a better story. With these specs, if you would get ONi running in native mode, I would recommend to play with 1/16 of the games maps size, to reduce the amount of required calculations. The Firestorm 'P cluster' has a frequency of 0.6–3.204 GHz and a maximum power consumption of 13.8 W'

The Icestorm 'E cluster' has a frequency of 0.6–2.064 GHz and a maximum power consumption of 1.3 W. 'The high-performance cores have 192 KB of instruction cache and 128 KB of data cache and share a 12 MB L2 cache the low-power ones: 128 KB instruction cache, 64 KB data cache, and a shared 4 MB L2 cache. Yes, it would be nice if ONi also runs and sells great on everything, but its an calculation heavy game.Ī lot was written in this forum about game speed and requirements, I don`t want to kill your enthusiasm my friend ONi is a CPU demanding heavy game, it runs well on CPUs which draw +100 watt power and with systems which shift a lot of heat away with good cooling ( optimal: no case, +1kilo air cooler or water cooling ). I know you are friendly looking for help.Īpple is avoiding real technical comparisons of their products with Intel and AMD, keeping things in the Apple Bubble. M1 performance specs feedback in view of ONi.Ī million things are going to my head, I better not type them here

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