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Our plan for the Naples-Rome-Milan roadmap was based on assumptions around Intel’s roadmap and our estimation of what would we do if we were Intel,” Norrod continues. “We thought deeply about what they are like, what they are not like, what their culture is and what their likely reactions are, and we planned against a very aggressive Intel roadmap, and I really Rome and Milan and what is after them against what we thought Intel could do. And then, we come to find out that they can’t do what we thought they might be able to. And so, we have an incredible opportunity. Rome was designed to compete favorably with “Ice Lake” Xeons, but it is not going to be competing against that chip. We are incredibly excited, and it is all coming together at one point.
i7 8700K vs R7 2700X in 1440p Gaming!
I don't get people who make reviews like this, its as if they have no clue what they are doing.
For a start they are using the most expensive Ryzen CPU they can find when it conmen knowledge that for gaming the vastly cheaper 2600 provides identical gaming performance.
Use 1440P which everyone knows is a really bad idea for testing gaming performance on the CPU because at that resolution the game in fact becomes GPU bound, and he must have realised this during his testing because strangely half of his games are running reduced graphics settings no doubt to get around the GPU being the bottleneck.
He also ran the Samsung B-die 3200 memory at 2933, which is 133Mhz slower than i'm running my 3000Mhz rated Hynix memory on a £75 B350 board, so you could easily add another 15% performance to his results and i don't buy his excuse that his X470 couldn't run the memory as fast as the X370, if anything has changed between X370 and X470 its that memory clock speed especially on Samsung B-Die has increased, most people are getting them to 3400 / 3600Mhz on X470.
What I take away from this is that in real world useage you won't notice the difference. I have used 1440p for 7+ years. I'm only moving up in resolution going forward so the CPU won't be a bottleneck in gaming, for everything else more cores will be a benefit.
Add in cost of the platform, potential upgrades, which I think he missed the point. You don't drop a new CPU in next year but in 3 or 4 years time you drop in the fastest 7nm CPU and max out the platform lasting you another few years.
Definitely convinced me that AM4 or TR4 will be my next upgrade.
If a game is truly CPU limited it will show at 1440p - that is my experience of playing some games which show this,as the minimums go down the drain.
Yeah i just think if testing CPU performance its best to stick with 1080P, or even 720P, testing like that is done for good reason, al lot of what this guy did makes no sense.
Which games do you find are CPU limited?
I don't get people who make reviews like this, its as if they have no clue what they are doing.
For a start they are using the most expensive Ryzen CPU they can find when it conmen knowledge that for gaming the vastly cheaper 2600 provides identical gaming performance.
Use 1440P which everyone knows is a really bad idea for testing gaming performance on the CPU because at that resolution the game in fact becomes GPU bound, and he must have realised this during his testing because strangely half of his games are running reduced graphics settings no doubt to get around the GPU being the bottleneck.
He also ran the Samsung B-die 3200 memory at 2933, which is 133Mhz slower than i'm running my 3000Mhz rated Hynix memory on a £75 B350 board, so you could easily add another 15% performance to his results and i don't buy his excuse that his X470 couldn't run the memory as fast as the X370, if anything has changed between X370 and X470 its that memory clock speed especially on Samsung B-Die has increased, most people are getting them to 3400 / 3600Mhz on X470.
Also, AMD can select and use Fabs of both TSMC and Global Foundries to create their next-gen processors. This is made possible by Global Foundries using similar 7nm pitches and SRAM cells that are very close in design to TSMC, allowing Zen 2 7nm processors to be developed on either Fab without major differences.
Later this year, GF will use immersion steppers to tape out its first 7-nm chip, an AMD processor. An IBM processor will follow with ASICs coming in 2019, said Patton.
GF made the size of its 7-nm pitches and SRAM cells similar to those of TSMC to let designers like AMD use both foundries. AMD “will have more demand than we have capacity, so I have no issues with that,” he said of AMD using the Taiwan foundry. via EETimes
Ryzen 3 manufacturing both on TSMC and GlobalFoundries.
TSMC Begins Mass Production of 7nm Process, AMD Vega 7nm Confirmed, Zen 2 CPUs Expected Too – Production Capacity To Increase By 3 Times Next Year https://wccftech.com/amd-7nm-vega-gpu-zen-2-cpu-mass-production-tsmc/
This story did not leak just today it has been in the press since April 2016. In fact AMD's initial run up in 2016 was mostly because of the announcement of the THATIC Joint Venture. The Hygon x86 Dhyana has been discussed since it appeared this past April or so for Linux validation. So the question is, where have you been?
Intel really can't do anything about it as they agreed as a part of the 2009 Order and Settlement Agreement from the FTC to allow both Via and AMD the right to form Joint Venture's to produce x86 silicon. This is summarized quite nicely in the Federal Register.
Why should you be worried about China? UMC and TSMC are already have ties to China and they both fab a huge amount of the worlds processing IP. You don't think that they already have the litho masks?
The more people who have computers in China and access to information from the west, the better off we'll all be.