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Intel demoes 11th Gen Core Rocket Lake CPU against 12-core AMD Ryzen
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Intel have just become a pig and lipstick factory.
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First gen DDR5 will likely be expensive and slower stuff.
From rumours i would say Ocean Cove is the one to watch for, after Alder Lake. We'll see.
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Not being an intel hater, but 11th gen seems very meh.
Im much more interested in Alder lake though, this big/little architecture looks promising, especially with ARM going big this year - this seems like a very good competitor.
I wonder if AMD have anything similar thats planned? I did hear rumours about AMD getting into ARM which seems like a good idea
Im much more interested in Alder lake though, this big/little architecture looks promising, especially with ARM going big this year - this seems like a very good competitor.
I wonder if AMD have anything similar thats planned? I did hear rumours about AMD getting into ARM which seems like a good idea
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In the future you will see custom accelerators added as dies to the main cpu with tech from there nice new FPGA arm.
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AMD will just go balls to the wall full fat x86 16 cores for mainstream
Im sure they still will, but there's no harm in diversifying! Getting into ARM could help them plenty with the laptop market if they are good at how they implement it and have similar performance to what they are currently getting (at lower TDP).
Or maybe they should just jump straight into Risc V
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And power consumption as that has real physical implications for heat, cooling and noise.
In all seriousness that really doesn't look good at all, all those games are Intel 10K series wins anyway, a lot of games are margin of error differences, where they are not, most notable E-Sports and newer games AMD is miles ahead.
AMD are not worried looking at this, they are wondering if Rocket Lake has gained any performance at all over Ice Lake in games....
What's not on Intel's list.
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Oh yeah, this is definitely not meant for desktop use but should be in mobile.
Actually now come to think of it, having it in desktop seems nearly completely pointless.
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yeah why would you need efficiency on a desktop? Not like there is battery life to worry about
It might turn out that the 11400F causes the most problems for AMD if it can comfortably beat zen 2 in gaming while being priced around £150 while the new b560 boards will also support memory overclocking.
And i don't think that would worry AMD either, i think they would be quite happy to see Intel sell an absolute crap-load of sub $150 CPU's, it will plummet Intel's margins. I hope they sell millions of these cheap CPU's. Like AMD had to pre Zen.