Probably this chiller, free with every new cpu.
Don't be daft, they will sell a new lineup of 11900XK chips and cooler combo for £1.5k and sell it as next best thing. When has intel given stuff for free.
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Another day, another broken Intel process node: Intel announces 7nm will be delayed
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Don't be daft, they will sell a new lineup of 11900XK chips and cooler combo for £1.5k and sell it as next best thing. When has intel given stuff for free.
7nm GPU's, lots of 7nm GPU's. Hexascale.
Uh oh!
Intel hits another bump as a class action lawsuit is filled through the securities exchange: The lawsuit claims that Intel must have already know 7nm would be delayed months ago but chose not to report it, as such the lawsuit claims that investors have been defrauded by Intel misrepresenting it's operations.
The law firm who filled the proceedings is now asking for whistleblowers inside Intel to come forward and talk to them - a successful conviction results in a big pay day for a whistleblower so they are financially incentivised to provide details.
ahttps://www.techspot.com/news/86140-intel-facing-class-action-lawsuit-over-7nm-delay.html?fbclid=IwAR3o6nl-yclTrncANYXTpI1epp6jHUmI2jlFoR4GsLVJ0CY66KdQGekrYNI
Intel hits another bump as a class action lawsuit is filled through the securities exchange: The lawsuit claims that Intel must have already know 7nm would be delayed months ago but chose not to report it, as such the lawsuit claims that investors have been defrauded by Intel misrepresenting it's operations.
The law firm who filled the proceedings is now asking for whistleblowers inside Intel to come forward and talk to them - a successful conviction results in a big pay day for a whistleblower so they are financially incentivised to provide details.
ahttps://www.techspot.com/news/86140-intel-facing-class-action-lawsuit-over-7nm-delay.html?fbclid=IwAR3o6nl-yclTrncANYXTpI1epp6jHUmI2jlFoR4GsLVJ0CY66KdQGekrYNI
Seems the drama talked about here was somewhat accurate too, since Murthy Renduchintala has been given the boot. Looks like he lost his power struggle with Bob Swan and Raja Koduri.
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They lost one more customer today, 3700x incoming.
Intel has fired its systems architect in charge of 7nm, and is replaced with Dr Ann Kelleher
https://wccftech.com/intel-restruct...-kelleher-takes-over-7nm-and-5nm-development/
https://wccftech.com/intel-restruct...-kelleher-takes-over-7nm-and-5nm-development/
Doesn't surprise me (see my previous posts about Intel liaisons hah).
Intel Shortages Could Last Until 2023 as TSMC Reportedly Won't Make Extra Capacity
https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/new...e-until-2023-as-tsmc-wont-make-extra-capacity
TSMC reportedly won't be creating additional capacity to meet Intel's needs, which could mean the continuation of Intel shortages continue for quite some time, ouch!
https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/new...e-until-2023-as-tsmc-wont-make-extra-capacity
TSMC reportedly won't be creating additional capacity to meet Intel's needs, which could mean the continuation of Intel shortages continue for quite some time, ouch!
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I love AMD for coming back, but I didn't expect Intel to be so woefully prepared for that possibility. But it seems that their total and utter complacency is being rewarded with a big dose of karma.
He's the only engineer Intel have.
It's worse for Intel than I thought then
It's worse for Intel than I thought then
It’s run buy ex Nvidia guys and youtubers. It is pretty bad by all accounts.
The next head of Intel will be an engineer.
Meanwhile AMD indicates they will be transitioning to 5nm by the end of 2021... https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-e...n-latest-corporate-presentation.483288.0.html
Freeing up some capacity so Intel can finally make some 7nm CPUs.
Nah, that's when Nvidia jump in for the RTX 3000 Supers, replacing all those Samsung 8nm units. That'll keep things ticking over for another year before Hopper lands.
Maybe Intel could go to Samsung 8nm once Nvidia free it up.
If Intel haven’t bought Nvidia by then.
I was a little bit sick in my mouth then
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^^ Think Nvidia are now worth more than Intel.
As funny/tragic as this is, Intel have done a fairly remarkable job of keeping within spitting distance of AMD whilst on 14nm+++++++++++++++++++.
... but i'll be purchasing a Ryzen next, the more I look into Intel's current line up the more they just infuriate me.
As funny/tragic as this is, Intel have done a fairly remarkable job of keeping within spitting distance of AMD whilst on 14nm+++++++++++++++++++.
... but i'll be purchasing a Ryzen next, the more I look into Intel's current line up the more they just infuriate me.
It’s a bit of falsehood that. Something I had to learn quite recently.
TSMC 7nm (ryzen 3000 series based) nodes are basically the same as Intel’s current 10nm nodes. The transistors are the same size. They just use stupid naming. But 7nm+ (Ryzen 4000 series) is way better, smaller transistor size, what they probably call a half node or something. Anyway it is an improvement of transistor size which means improved IPC.
now the current 7nm Ryzen should be faster than intel’s 14nm. It is actually faster about 10% in terms of IPC.
intel’s CPU package just runs on more power to get higher clock speeds to match the deficit in the IPC compared with Ryzen 3000s.
when zen 3 comes out it will blow intel’s CPU line up out of water. And that will be that. Intel will be consigned to history for a little while until they are able to pull a rabbit out of its hat. Possibly the big small design will help.