So it's the flop i predicted in my previous posts.
The only interesting thing is the packaging, but if it's not going inside a smartwatch with all that tremendous power efficiency...
Spectre and Meltdown doesn't require the UEFI takeover.
If your bios is compromised, or it was you who have done it (you are your own malicious attacker) or someone inside your company/house. Or the bios in your board was changed by someone at the foundry or even the postman. But that can be...
Again? I already said it's the number of sockets for sure.
The * is a warning that the socket for the 2X cpu doesn't work with a 4X cpu.
Edit: No zen4? Two zen3 releases?
Completely disagree. It's a UEFI hack that require admin access to the machine.
Since all new motherboards sold come with the box open, how sure are you the travel it takes from the foundry until gets into your hands, someone didn't flash an evil UEFI bios on it?
Meltdown could compromise...
I don't know, i only know it's more dense.
I only found this link with all the nodes densities, but not by chip parts:
7nm vs 10nm vs 14nm: Fabrication Process
Stupid question:
Since you are measuring the core size by mm2 and not transistors, your measure is based on matisse, right?
Since renoir is more dense than matisse, what is the size of the renoir zen2 core in mm2?
This is the part that is very weird because according to anandtech:
«Overall, Intel is using the new 10C silicon for the ten core i9 parts, as well as for the eight core i7 parts where those get dies with two cores disabled. The company has a native 6C Comet Lake-S design, but they're also using...
Neither do I, my point was risking an bigger chip on old process is a 'better chip' than trying to do an smaller chip on new process.
By better, I mean time to market is faster, better yields, get more time to refine and tune it since the process is already better known, ... overall the end up...
And that line up also prove the same about the radeon 9700. A better refined design on an old process (like the GTX8800), beat an new rushed design on a new process (HD3870).
See only on the second refined design (the HD 4800) on the same node fixed the problems.
A bad comparison is the...
And that's a very good strategy by nvidia.
I think it's the correct thing to do with gpus. In the past ATI with the radeon 9700 did the same and it worked very well for them.
Well about that not really, or would you say that nvidia drivers are bad when they under deliver?
Inside PlayStation 5...
That's your error right there, if there if some application that runs about the same with ~2/4 core cpus has it does with 10 cores, that one should be called the niche, and you should start to discard it because:
- it needs better coding or its going the obsolete route
- a new better one will be...
It's all alright, intel's (Jim Kellers version) will see the day light until 2023, from one of the links:
«External experts believe that the radical new architecture that Jim Keller and his team will be able to create will not arrive until before 2023, in fact, five years after Jim joined Intel.»
Yes but that is a corporate video, there are more people in that video besides him, not even comparable with this:
An AnandTech Exclusive: The Jim Keller Interview - 07/16/2018
On the verge of a silicone revolution: An interview with Jim Keller - 04/02/2019
Interview with 2019 Person to Watch...
Couldn't agree more.
This guy, adoredtv, moores law is dead, ... all make great videos.
But when they start doing videos about leaks, is just LOL, it seams they cant even use their own brain to analyze what they are saying.
For example in his first video he showed a dual fan design, according...
Intel had many tech like that in the past, not properly used or unfortunately without successor:
- Kaby Lake-G: 8th gen core cpu + thirty party gpu
- Broadwell: 5th gen core cpu + L4 cache
- Arrandale: 1st gen core cpu + own gpu
- Kentsfield: Core 2 Duo Double cpu
- Smithfield: Pentium D Double...
Just a small correction coercitiv, except the years he is at intel we never saw him in so many interviews, presentations, trade shows, ...
I even criticized this in some of my posts, he seamed to have been hired by the intel marketing department.
Thanks! Very informative, even with the same exact latency in all the tests we can see at least how clock scaling hit a wall at around 3200Mhz in most of the tests.
Now the same for amd no such luck?
Or who's pro Intel like you :p
Because of that accusation i will burn all my intel systems including the laptops to see if i can turn them into brand new hot intel parts, hot as hell! :mad:
Does anyone know some one who tested amd or intel systems with memory that have:
-low clock (2400/2600Mhz) and low latency
-low clock (2400/2600Mhz) and high latency
-high clock (3800/4000Mhz) and low latency
-high clock (3800/4000Mhz) and high latency
-medium clock (2933/3200Mhz) and low...
Ok you guys are right, maybe i was still with my mind in the Phenom X3 era where some software would not use the third cpu core because it wasn't expecting it, just two or four.
But let me rephrase that, what software is aware of one powerful cpu core + 4 weak ones?
Will microsoft fix this with...
I think i have it figured out.
He's an AI bot that converts intel marketing slides into walls of text!
Not sure. How many software is optimized for a five core cpu? Or is aware of the five cpu cores and will use the correct one(s)?
2C4T(big)+4C4T(small) would be a more 'clear design'.
Even the...
Interesting chart.
With it we can see that in fact many fabless chip manufactures (like nvidia, apple, amd, QC, ...) actually have near zero disadvantaged by being fabless over the ones like intel.
We were always told that intel with control over all had a major advantage but we can clearly see...
If he returns to intel in 6 months i believe, but then again:
«Koduri took a three-month break from his job at AMD in September 2017, with the intention to spend time with his family.»
Are you sure about that.
After the R3 3300X release only proved that the amd Ryzen 5 1500X (or 1400X) would be better with just one CCX enabled but they didn't do it at the time because of some technical limitation?
Yes the personal reasons are now public because some moron likes to make others peoples life public, yeah right.
If that was the case he would take some pause and then return after the pause...
It's right there in the intel memo:
«Intel is pleased to announce, however, that Mr. Keller has agreed to serve as a consultant for six months to assist with the transition.»
In he's last interview it seams he was giving some 'internal messages' like that one of the how to manage people, and the one of that an design only should lasts for 5 years and you have to do a new one after, and that 10 years is too much.
Who don't like to do things and like keep doing the...
Very interesting thank you.
Can someone explain this to me, how can this result end up like this:
If it's based on results like this:
How did he made the first graph?
And if the R9 3950X is missing from some of the results how did he made the graph Zucker2k pointed out?
I'm a computer enthusiast, i like new stuff, specially things that take the industry forward.
And all the celeron and pentiums. Why limit this in 2020? How can software evolve?
It's not even a single vs multi thread performance or ipc comparisons, it's the missing key features.
How can apps...
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