New 0x12F microcode for Raptor Lake: https://community.intel.com/t5/Processors/Intel-Core-13th-and-14th-Gen-Vmin-Shift-Instabilty-Update-New/m-p/1686948
If by P4 we're talking about Prescott, then yes, it was present on die from day one and everyone knew that before launch. The first Pentium 4 Willamatte launch in 2000 predates AMD 2002 x86-64 manuals (Before it was rebranded to AMD64).
Also, a similar situation happened with Willamatte, where...
I remember that article. It was not the only one, you're missing this and this. BTW, the author Hans de Vries is right here, if you want to bring him to the thread.
I began to participate in Hardware forums at late 2003 right before Athlon 64 launch and I remember that whenever Intel was going...
It seems that you ignored the part where I said that for 2 SPC boards like your new MSI B760M Mortar WiFi II the maximum is NOT 4800, just 4400. Check the Intel datasheet yourself.
No idea why your BIOS does that. I think it is the first time I hear about a board defaulting to overclock the RAM.
Two things:
Modules have a SINGLE standard JEDEC SPD profile and a possible supported CAS Latency table. All the other valid slower clock speeds/timmings below it for backwards compatibility are calculated from those two.
The original Thaiphoon Burner website was a gold mine about this kind of...
On both Intel and AMD you have the ME and PSP that do some work before the actual Processor even begins to load and execute the earliest stages of the Motherboard Firmware. In Intel, if Boot Guard is enabled (In server board and notebooks it generally is), the ME checks if the Firmware image is...
I specifically mentioned a Cache heavy part to compensate for the higher memory latency. How much Cache L3 it has? 8 MiB for 8 cores? Doesn't fit the experiment.
Sadly, we don't have similar 3DX parts to compare it with.
Where I have hear that before...
Since Cache purpose is to hide memory latency, it would be interesing if in Cache heavy SoCs like AMD 3DX the extra bandwidth can compensate for the worse latency. Perhaps it may be viable for big APUs, with LPDDR with tons of Cache. Isn't that how they do in...
I was going to say that this mobile-on-desktop trend reminds me of that time when we had dekstop boards for Pentium M 21-22 years ago, but is not the same as there are a few differences. This time, for the most part, silicon tends to be exactly the same, maybe just better binned (Which actually...
"everyday computer with minimal gaming" and no integrated GPU? How much was the price difference between that CPU and one with IGP to justify purchasing a low end Video Card for doing essencially nothing?
Are they the exact same model? Do you have another system to test the card, or test the card with no drive connecteds, whatever? If you can get it booting elsewhere, it is possible to check the card Firmware version and update ir or something?
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