Seems about right but nT uplift is very underwhelming for 2x the cores, maybe a bunch of poorly scaling benchmarks or actually keeping power to a similar PL2? Kinda shows that membw is a thing that is important, yes.
This dude is best ignoredSeems about right but nT uplift is very underwhelming for 2x the cores, maybe a bunch of poorly scaling benchmarks or actually keeping power to a similar PL2? Kinda shows that membw is a thing that is important, yes.
1T is DOA, Z6 should be >1.2x vs Z5.
Meanwhile in the land of pure Krzanich brand hopium.
Oh I know, all the new wave Intel twitter folk are quite special.This dude is best ignored
Is that even NVL and not, say, PTL?
What will they be comparing PTL to to have this much gain?Is that even NVL and not, say, PTL?
Comparing to LNL in nT would give this kind of figures methinks.What will they be comparing PTL to to have this much gain?
It's Nova LakeIs that even NVL and not, say, PTL?
The bit about leadership gaming performance makes sense, with 1.6 MT performance maybe you will be able to play 2 games at the same time. Or at least ask AI to play them for you.
Ofc the NPU wil bring gaming performance improvement /s.The bit about leadership gaming performance makes sense, with 1.6 MT performance maybe you will be able to play 2 games at the same time. Or at least ask AI to play them for you.
no it's not, it's a q4'26 launch, pre-Si viz is available everywhere.It's just that it's way too early for this kind of a slide to appear about NVL.
Funny because Intel must've known how bad ARL's roughly 5% ST uplift looked but did nothing to improve the situation through any means necessary.ARL Slide also appeared early and we were doubting those and those came to be true
Well how could they? LNC missed like every target in existence.how bad ARL's roughly 5% ST uplift looked but did nothing to improve the situation through any means necessary.
You can't magically improve the situation this late it was projected at 1.05 and it was roughly in the ballpark if you want to improve arrow lake would have come out Q4 25.Funny because Intel must've known how bad ARL's roughly 5% ST uplift looked but did nothing to improve the situation through any means necessary.
They even removed HT and failed spectacularly with LNC.Well how could they? LNC missed like every target in existence.
That SHOULD have happened! Better to delay than lose face.if you want to improve arrow lake would have come out Q4 25.
While you think this is right it's not they had commitments to customers it would have caused a lot more if they have delayed it.That SHOULD have happened! Better to delay than lose face.
Kinda the opposite.They even removed HT and failed spectacularly with LNC.
Nope.Better to delay than lose face.
ding ding dingWhile you think this is right it's not they had commitments to customers it would have caused a lot more if they have delayed it.
What do you mean?Kinda the opposite.
As if their customers didn't have enough of previous gen to sell. Few more months wouldn't have mattered.ding ding ding
that's not how product refreshes work my friend.As if their customers didn't have enough of previous gen to sell. Few more months wouldn't have mattered.
I suspect Lion Cove performed pretty good with HT but they wanted to save time on validation. It may also have made it harder for them to hit the TDP targets they decided to go with in the end.What do you mean?
They cancelled MTL-S. Doesn't seem like anyone divorced Intel over that.that's not how product refreshes work my friend.
They sold RPL refresh in exchange for that along with RPLThey cancelled MTL-S. Doesn't seem like anyone divorced Intel over that.
Seriously, textbooks will be written on how Pat fumbled the whole thing. He had complete control. Kept making grave mistakes. Over and over. His problem is that he didn't take much interest in engineering matters. Left it up to the fools. The same fools who came up with Rocket Lake and then Raptor Lake. I wouldn't be surprised if disabling AVX-512 was Pat's decision and it was made in a desperate attempt to upsell the Xeon W CPUs which are still priced extremely high. Intel had no interest in making money. Just wanted to keep up appearances of being their former self. A technology leader. Without any technical leadership.They sold RPL refresh in exchange for that along with RPL