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Internal information that StrixPoint is 1.3x MT perf of HawkPoint/Phoenix. I'm not sure but just calculate by yourself. 8700G MT scores ~18000pts in R23 and 7940HS is ~17000pts in some models.

After seeing MLID's claim, a guy called bullsh1tbuster on X shared his view on weibo #1 #2 (have same avatar, ya same guy) after complete testing LionCove IPC. So LionCove would have major archtecture changes which would be enough to make ARL being a "tock" and more IPC but still heavily...

Got it. Saw his clarification few hours ago. Comments said he didn't got any ARL-S datasheet yet.

Ouch, well, after reconsideration I guess there may be something wrong, the source "ithome.com" that japanese author 北森八雲 cited is the witnesses of Yuuki_AnS's twitter message, but the site ithome.com didn't provide any screenshot of that, also the ARL-S spec and naming scheme are fishy. It's...

https://northwood.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-12229.html It seems Yuuki_Ans posted ARL-S details and deleted at once, but unfortunately some lurkers already had a backup before he deleted the post:p So ARL-S reach 5.8Ghz turbo after all? EDIT: Yuuki_AnS just clarify it's fake.

You're right. Author's narrative feeling like it's the last step of a CPU being made, possibly IHS/LGA related. The most useful information were from thread's author, also the admin of that forum. The rest of the posts by others are just speculation. Also something unrelated to Zen5, he seems...

https://wccftech.com/amd-next-gen-sound-wave-apus-spotted-strix-sarlak-kracken-utilize-chiplet-design/ A korean site leak tons of insider materials and AMD's Zen5 APU lineup are also among these: Source: https://gamma0burst.tistory.com/m/1107 I guess he's just satirized the rumor mill...

M2 under virtual machine still showing strong performance: compare to snapdragon 8cx g3(Win11):

Computex keynote forecast: https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-ceo-to-keynote-at-computex-2024-on-june-3rd-zen5-incoming

Latest statements from supply chain, said Zen5 postponed a little bit to fit into Win12's release.

An admin from chinese forum, but there's so many slang and it's hard to translated by googlish I perfer not to attach links before. https://tieba.baidu.com/p/8718620228 2023-11-14 <mass production start> https://tieba.baidu.com/p/8700302663 2023-11-07...

I posted this 3 months ago http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=threads/zen-5-discussion-epyc-turin-and-strix-point-granite-ridge-ryzen-8000.2607350/page-160#post-41082873 but I'm not sure about the release date. My guess is CPU usually being released earlier than APU, GraniteRidge might be earlier...

These documents which are leaked by yuuki_ans seems imply the Hyperthreading(SMT) is still there in the ARL P core, but it cause some mobo function like M2 SSD misfunction the SMT was turned of on initial ES ARL SKUs. Some terminology/key words are expunged(by yuuki_ans?) and leave blank, but...

More intuitive view on AVX512 support:

yeah:( the source said it would be Zen5 DT having XDNA2 but he then implied it's DT APU having XDNA2, I felt being baited lol.

We receive Zen6 DT codename before Zen5 release:p I don't know, there's no new informations about production recently. But some gossip suggest Zen5 would utilize XDNA2 architecture.

Since these companies are all about AI recently I don't know if there would be any forecast reveal about Zen5 client at CES, maybe it would be released all of a sudden in the coming months? Client cpu is the least important thing right now. All I know is mass production has been started and...

mikk is correct about this. MTL P cores has two different voltage settings. But unfortunately not all reviewers knew this. translate

SPECint perf graph by same author. IPC regression on MTL is the biggest question mark, tile-base design is to blame? also the normal E core efficiency is good thanks to architechure changes: https://twitter.com/hjc4869/status/1741687723487056140 There IS. MTL has two different type of P...

SPECint ST efficiency comparison

What I just heard is the new BIOS is to lower the voltage and boost higher, considering ASUS has bad track record that set voltage too high and burn Alderlake/Zen4, I guess it's just only ASUS has this problem, that being said it's not Intel's fault, and those reviewers did nothing wrong.

GNR might not be bad, all I've heard one of the reason why MTL efficiency miss target is all between the Tiles, which is a very early design and complexity is out of control, and it needs to be fixed in ARL. It's an old rumor. Intel4 is 80% more expensive than TSMC N6. But we don't know how...

This LNL leak is a catastrophe to Intel according to some leaker's statement. It's even more disasterous than ARL performance slides few months ago. Let's hope the guy who leak this won't get fired.:( These slides are just few months old.

I don't know, I have short memories and couldn't remember any confirmation of Zen5DT naming I think there's none yet. But TBH Zen naming scheme is confusing, Vidercardz just had a report that Zen4 APUs to be named 8000 series, if true the Zen5 DT series might be possible to get greater number...

Thats why I see it to be 'possible'. Alienware doesn't participate production but could know something related to marketing ahead of any leakers.

It is possible that former "8950X" "8950HS" leaks could be fake:p this is a new advertising material for old users of Alienware.

Very likely Zen5 DT would be released in April, and Strixpoint at Computex.

It doesn't matter if it could be called hybrid, I would rather call them the same architecture. What shocks me is it seems AMD found out the 2+4(7545U) die is a little bit stronger than 6+0(7540U) so AMD decide to name 2+4 die 7545U which makes it looks literally greater number and stronger...

Dudes from computerbase found that AM5 APUs(or without graphic?) seems to be Phoenix 2 https://www.computerbase.de/2023-10/bios-update-amd-phoenix-apu-koennte-bald-im-desktop-landen/ googlish:

You know it well.:D

looks like some dudes also had similar confirmations about this mysterious next-gen RDNA GPU: edit: ouch nobody pointed out my mistake of posting wrong X(twitter) link lol. but yeah OTOH the X links seem don't work well since X changed the policy.

LunarLake-M edit: already posted, ouch Maybe not necessary to do that, what I heard is some NDA guys already touched LNL samples last month. Maybe this guy was careless and upload the results.

I'm afraid there would be no Zen5 at January. Only teaser. OTOH, few months ago Zen5 DT completion had been already planned to be Oct-Nov, mass production could happen at this timeframe, and there were about 4 months gap between completion to release since Zen2, so you can expect the actual...

SRF-AP is a thing which is off-roadmap. That said please don't put too much hope on it.

wtf.... https://wccftech.com/first-intel-meteor-lake-laptops-very-expensive-expected-cost-around-1500-usd/ These below were what I knew before, but I never expect situation could be this bad...

Oh sry, I don't know anything about that. The ARL data was mentioned by a twitter which was deleted and author even change his name to avoid trouble. he seemed to post a lot like core config but I forgot that...

No 32E being seen among the initial batch of ARL ES datasheet. and E core seems didn't boost sells, IMO it's not worth it

I won't argue about the % of RPL-R lead. But, considering RPL-R is next month......4-5 months maybe.

Most of those comments under that topic were speculation. And most important information is within the title: "next gen" "larger than 32 and is close to 31". No codename like N43/42/41 being confirmed.

Googlish might be a bit hard to understand https://tieba-baidu-com.translate.goog/p/8601852663?pn=1&_x_tr_sl=zh-CN&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en Title : "Just now, I told you that the small core ratio of the next generation is larger than 32 and is close to 31". (they were shocked that such size is...