Looking to the next 5 years of tech, 8 is going to be the minimum, not the avg requirement. Just like quad was for the last decade.
Whatever you're smoking, would you pass it this way?
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Looking to the next 5 years of tech, 8 is going to be the minimum, not the avg requirement. Just like quad was for the last decade.
Who gives 2 hoots about games? Besides, you are aware that the precedent for 8 core consoles starts next year, right? 8 core baseline is a lot closer than you think, especially with Intel's quad core stranglehold thoroughly broken.Most game devs can't write code for more than 4 cores even if their life depended on it. Don't expect 8core+ minimum requirements for games for another decade
By what metric? The only reason mainstream PC software and games only need quad cores is because of Intel's stranglehold on that market, locking consumers in to quad core products. That stranglehold has been utterly broken, and we're already seeing games start utilising hex cores. The freedom is there now for devs to properly start threading their software, and games consoles go 8 core next year. The ball is rolling.People are actually starting to lose the plot here.
Did I quote your post? NO.By what metric? The only reason mainstream PC software and games only need quad cores is because of Intel's stranglehold on that market, locking consumers in to quad core products. That stranglehold has been utterly broken, and we're already seeing games start utilising hex cores. The freedom is there now for devs to properly start threading their software, and games consoles go 8 core next year. The ball is rolling.
You're an idiot if you think 8 cores will become minimum spec overnight, but you're equally an idiot if you think it's a decade away or you're "losing the plot".
To be fair you didn't quote anyones post and wrote that immediately after his post. Just a misunderstanding occured there, no need for either of you to get saltyDid I quote your post? NO.
So **** off and stop calling me an idiot.
I never called you an idiot. 3rd party "you", not first person you. I thought that was quite obvious with basic comprehension skills, but the Internet is a difficult place to properly convey intent, so an apology is extended for what it's worth.Did I quote your post? NO.
So **** off and stop calling me an idiot.
Well blow me down, my brain is a like a sieve today. Completely forgot they're 8 core.Consoles have had 8 cores from November 2013 with both the PS4 and Xbox One. Weak 8 cores, but 8 cores none the less.
I'm not taking a side here, just pointing that out if you weren't aware.
Agreed. My Asus P6T Deluxe V2 had an optional chipset fan included but I never used it. The problem is tiny fans tend to make loads of noise, so it'll be interesting to hear reviews of different boards and whether it's a problem or not.More chipset fans. Got to say im not overly happy. Those little fans make a horrible noise. Alas, if the performance is there I will live with it.
Clocks are weird, WCCFtech article makes no sense, referring to numbers being higher that aren't actually higher, etc. Useless info.ES 12C/24T at 3.4GHz/3.7GHz/average measured 3.35GHz: https://wccftech.com/amd-12-core-ze...mark-leaked-higher-ipc-vs-threadripper-1920x/
I think it's going to be on any decent board.Is that the second board with a chipset fan? I hope that's not a common thing.
Clocks are weird