they would still put them massively Infront of AMD when they was digging bulldozer out of there pocket
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Intel Nova Lake (16th gen) on next gen platform/socket (LGA-1954)
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they would still put them massively Infront of AMD when they was digging bulldozer out of there pocket
and Nova lake isn't here yet so who knows what that will be - a 32 core gaming platform? or a multi platform incl HEDT.
true, but they still need a 'Zen' product before time and money runs out.
it is confirmed as desktop platform on there road map....
but that said the 32c would not be the gaming cpu just like the 9950x is not a gaming CPU.
but none of this as anthing to do with you saying Threadripper is a TRX40 CPU?
also i love that people like to forget that AMD tried to kill off the first get of AM4 boards
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why that's what literally what AMD do?
But AMD has a unified core. I just don't see it with a hybrid architecture. e-cores should be way more efficient performance/area. I find it very hard to believe.
that what AMD said about HT until they used(SMT) it and went oooor yer its ok like ant it.
I’ll be watching the next release, or maybe the next couple with interest. My last two builds have been AMD. Prior to that, I’ve used Intel. All my office PCs/laptops/servers, and those devices, have been solid reliability-wise.
Whilst the performance has been great and still is on my AMD PC, with each release, there always seems to be an issue with the hardware (CPU or chipset) that needs fixing or a workaround that mars the launch. On X570, even after numerous firmware and driver updates, I still suffer intermittent drops on the USB ports, which annoys the hell out of me.
Not to say Intel is perfect. The last release (or several?) hasn’t been problem-free, but in general, their hardware has always been the more reliable for me long-term, and I can’t seem to shake that mindset. Perhaps that’s more down to age and experiences than the modern reality.
Whilst the performance has been great and still is on my AMD PC, with each release, there always seems to be an issue with the hardware (CPU or chipset) that needs fixing or a workaround that mars the launch. On X570, even after numerous firmware and driver updates, I still suffer intermittent drops on the USB ports, which annoys the hell out of me.
Not to say Intel is perfect. The last release (or several?) hasn’t been problem-free, but in general, their hardware has always been the more reliable for me long-term, and I can’t seem to shake that mindset. Perhaps that’s more down to age and experiences than the modern reality.
Intel Nova Lake preliminary desktop specs list 52 cores: 16P+32E+4LP configuration - VideoCardz.com
Nova Lake with increased core count for desktops Rumor now claims there could be 52 cores total. Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop platform is now rumored to feature 52 cores, not 48 as previously reported. Earlier today, new information suggested that Intel is reconsidering plans for an...
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**** that's going to be an MT monster
18A or 18A+
I'll be damned.Intel Nova Lake preliminary desktop specs list 52 cores: 16P+32E+4LP configuration - VideoCardz.com
Nova Lake with increased core count for desktops Rumor now claims there could be 52 cores total. Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop platform is now rumored to feature 52 cores, not 48 as previously reported. Earlier today, new information suggested that Intel is reconsidering plans for an...
**** that's going to be an MT monster
18A most likely. 18AP should be for 2027 products.
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On twitter Jaykihn says there's also a 144MB SRAM cache in the works but unsure if it's for Consumer like DIY.Intel Nova Lake preliminary desktop specs list 52 cores: 16P+32E+4LP configuration - VideoCardz.com
Nova Lake with increased core count for desktops Rumor now claims there could be 52 cores total. Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop platform is now rumored to feature 52 cores, not 48 as previously reported. Earlier today, new information suggested that Intel is reconsidering plans for an...
**** that's going to be an MT monster
Intels design for the "X3D" is very different to AMD's, as it's tile-based and also works on a different principle where it effectively acts like an L4 cache.
They have stated its on the way but have not stated any time frame iirc, I could be wrong. I am sure it will be in the Nova Lake family though but may not be in S variant
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Apparently the stacked Adamantine L4 Cache was canned for NVL & RZL:
So a 144MB+ SRAM cache on the tile itself exists for this reason. Probably won't be until Titan Lake in late 2028 probably we see it on Desktop (w/ Unified Core).
Intel Nova Lake preliminary desktop specs list 52 cores: 16P+32E+4LP configuration - VideoCardz.com
Nova Lake with increased core count for desktops Rumor now claims there could be 52 cores total. Intel’s upcoming Nova Lake-S desktop platform is now rumored to feature 52 cores, not 48 as previously reported. Earlier today, new information suggested that Intel is reconsidering plans for an...
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What's an LPE core?
Nova lake has three types of cores: Performance, Efficiency and "LPE"
Low Power Island iirc
"LPE stands for Low Power Efficient, and it's a type of core in Intel processors that's designed to save power. LPE cores are used for background tasks that don't require the same level of performance as other cores"