Who said 40%-45% per core for desktop?Ok, so what do we make of that.
Can the promised average 40-45%+ perf increase core-to-core for Zen5 DT turn out to be only 20-30%, and can the $999 9950X price turn out to be e.g. $799?
Fjodor2001Who said 40%-45% per core for desktop?
Some guys really have reading problems. Then they come back moaning because reality is not what they did understand (wrongly).Fjodor2001
The rumor was 40% in specINT. Thats it. The rumor then started living its own life: 40-45% average per core.
Its generally considered to be a good practice, in case things are possibly subject to change and you are aware of that, to not present them as facts. If Lisa Su said pricing would be this and that 6 months before release without using language that would signal possibility of change, and then the pricing would be different, people would be questioning her as well, rightfully so. Anyway, somehow i dont see her doing that.This again. You could have Dr Su answer a question about pricing or launch dates 6 months in advance and she'd potentially still be wrong.
A smidge too serious I think. The snippets and kernels of rumours that comes from the various posters here will always have to be couched in a large dose of probabilities. Its a hobby for them, and for us. Noone should be taking any of this so seriously to demand that our prognosticators moderate their language to such a degree as to satisfy stockholders and financial institutions.Its generally considered to be a good practice, in case things are possibly subject to change and you are aware of that, to not present them as facts.
I think *hinting* is being very kind. What I'm pointing out, is that any talk of pricing or launch dates always comes with those caveats, they can change. We still end up talking about them.Its generally considered to be a good practice, in case things are possibly subject to change and you are aware of that, to not present them as facts. If Lisa Su said pricing would be this and that 6 months before release without using language that would signal possibility of change, and then the pricing would be different, people would be questioning her as well, rightfully so. Anyway, somehow i dont see her doing that.
This is what Fjodor2001 is hinting at.
Why the cope?
It's completely unnecessary.
You're still gonna see Strix in August (even if it's like 2 laptops).
Where is this?Won't happen. AMD Korea said launch at the end of the year and availability is expected in the early first half of next year. Think about Hawk Point, it will be a repeat.
Where is this?
Meanwhile, AMD added that although Strix Point will be released at the end of this year, it is expected that consumers will actually receive the product in the early first half of next year .
For 40 CUs to reach 35 TFLOPs through dual issue it would need a GPU clocked at 3.4GHz.
why the denial?Won't happen. AMD Korea said launch at the end of the year and availability is expected in the early first half of next year. Think about Hawk Point, it will be a repeat.
bandwidth (and MALL).This should be significantly faster than the RX7600 and perform closer to the RX7700 XT, so RGT's specs and performance estimates don't seem to match.
They aren't.If they're lower-clocked Zen5c cores then they should be exposed in the OS.
This isn't the usual micro-SMU.Unless they're low-power ARM Cortex cores managing I/O and security tasks, but those have been in AMD's CPUs and SoCs for ages, at least since Zen1. Maybe that's new to Paul from RGT, but it isn't new to anyone remotely familiar with AMD's designs.
Welp. That's strike two for our Ukrainian "leaker".
No need to cope just yet.Welp. That's strike two for our Ukrainian "leaker".
That's just wrong.
Hawk point was launched in early January and it took barely 4 months to land at BestBuy, what make you think that for Strix it would be 6 months + ?..Won't happen. AMD Korea said launch at the end of the year and availability is expected in the early first half of next year. Think about Hawk Point, it will be a repeat.
@mikk provided the source. Now please come up with an excuse, like you always do.No need to cope just yet.
That's just wrong.
But you know that anyway.
That's a non-binding statement and it's not end of the year.@mikk provided the source. Now please come up with an excuse, like you always do.