because it was never used in the first place

because nearly everything is x86

lol

everytihng pc side is x86

most server stuff is x86

ok some routing stuff maybe with ARM

ARM programs don't run on x86 natively

having to emulate x86 in ARM is slow

which means it uses more power

pretty much

the only thing that limited sucess in pcs w as powerpc

because it's what macs/some workstations in the 90s used

though that's all x86 now

@Deleted User https://static.techspot.com/articles-info/1599/images/12.png

if your wondering how slow it is

gets stomped by anything natively x86

https://static.techspot.com/articles-info/1599/images/2018-03-25-image.png

even in real world stuff

also only 32 bit

not 64

wow

Now post arm emulation on x86

So ARM is slower but has lower power consumption... right? @bentech

Also wait didn't ARM exist way, way before x86?

ok don't think of it as purely arm vs x86

it all depends chip to chip

just no one has ever done a high power arm core

Yeah but

x86 was developed when ARM already existed

and from what you said it sounds like x86 is harder to make

no

why isthat?

x86 outdates arm

are you sure?

first x86 cpu https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_8086

1978

of course instruictons for that wouldnt work today on modern cpus but you get the point

they would

that's most people's gripe with x86

it completely bloated

with all the old instructions