ARM CPU’s

[Greychanic]

So I’m planning on making an ARM based device soon, and I was wondering if anyone knew what the most powerful ARMx64 processor to date is.

[Eigenvektor]

Probably the Apple M1 Pro/Max.

 

Seriously though, you can't really buy a processor on its own and assemble a PC like you can with x86. You'll typically be limited to complete systems like e.g. a RasPi. What's your use case for the system?

[Greychanic]

1 minute ago, Eigenvektor said:

Probably the Apple M1 Pro/Max.

 

Seriously though, you can't really buy a processor on its own and assemble a PC like you can with x86. You'll typically be limited to complete systems like e.g. a RasPi. What's your use case for the system?

I’m currently taking a college class on PCB design, DC fundamentals, soldering, etc. and I wanted to put that knowledge that I’m (going) to get into a project. The project I wanted to make was a handheld ARM gaming system, similar to the RPi CM4 based Nintendo switch style console that whoever made.

[emosun]

Well arm would only differ in aspects that dont include pcb assembly on the software/silicon level