These companies don't read wccftech, they already know exactly what each other is working on and where it's at.
vcache Zen3 is amd saying it's uncomfortable with zen3's perf per dollar and wants to maintain high margins till zen 4
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Alder Lake-S leaks
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These companies don't read wccftech, they already know exactly what each other is working on and where it's at.
vcache Zen3 is amd saying it's uncomfortable with zen3's perf per dollar and wants to maintain high margins till zen 4
Leaks so far have shown DDR5 running quad channel on the 12900k using z690 boards
and that's probably why there are no dual ddr4/5 mobos leaked so far - because it would require 6 ram slots right next to the cpu socket which is too much for consumer desktop boards outside of hedt or servers
I had assumed that all the talk of quad channel was just hardware info programs being confused with 64 bit DDR5 DIMMs actually being logical 2 X 32 bit a bit liked LDDR5 etc for soldered mobile stuff?
LGA 1700 is an increase of 500 pins compared to LGA 1200, but Intel quad channel has been over 2000 pins for ages now, so I don't think there are enough pins for quad channel.
LGA 1700 is an increase of 500 pins compared to LGA 1200, but Intel quad channel has been over 2000 pins for ages now, so I don't think there are enough pins for quad channel.
So you're expecting first gen DDR5 motherboards and Alder Lake's first gen IMC to later be able to do something meaningful with the faster DDR5 memory which will eventually be released but which was unavailable and unspec'ed when AL-S and Z690 were released?
I'd be impressed if any of that turns out to be the case.
Its reported that its a bug in cpu-z showing quad channel all the leaks so far have stated its dual channel
Each channel of DDR5 is essentially two.
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It’s not quad channel. There won’t be combo boards that do ddr4 and ddr5 on the same board. Intel doesn’t want it and pin layout compromises that setup heavily anyhow.
Makes no sense. You are using 2 sticks to populate 2 channels, who cares how the access is organised
My comment did say advertise. Neither marketing or advertising are known for being bothered about truths.
EBay listings are proof of this
according to eBay sellers, a 5ghz 9900k = 40ghz cpu because 5*8 = 40
Is that real or are you joking, I wouldn't be surprised though there are some right plums out thereEBay listings are proof of this
according to eBay sellers, a 5ghz 9900k = 40ghz cpu because 5*8 = 40
Nope, he's deadly serious. I've seen similar listings for a 20GHz quad core, a 16 core 9900K with a Task Manager screenshot to prove it, and even a 10 core gaming PC based on a Kaveri APU.
EBay listings are proof of this
according to eBay sellers, a 5ghz 9900k = 40ghz cpu because 5*8 = 40
That is daft, That's akin to posting the memory frequencies of Nvidia cards as...... Oh wait
Yeah 7000Mhz in my caseThat is daft, That's akin to posting the memory frequencies of Nvidia cards as...... Oh wait
Its 1750Mhz but whatever...
Yeah 7000Mhz in my case
Its 1750Mhz but whatever...
Whats your base core clock x the No of CU(?) then
Whats your base core clock x the No of CU(?) then
2560 CUDA cores X official Boost clock 1800Mhz = 4,608,000Mhz / 1,000 = 4,608Ghz
Well it's not going to be an option if you stay on a DDR4 platform, especially if you go for it when you could have waited to see what ALs brings
