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Intel planning "Revolutionary" processor core.
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The future is quantum, where you're both computing and also not computing simultaneously. But if you observe the computer you changes it's performance, so no windowed cases allowed 
The double slit experiment is quite freaky enough without involving computers, you had to remind me of that 
I wonder when we'll start hearing more about the true next gen stuff, when i look for Intel CPU roadmaps they never show dates that far ahead. Maybe they're already planning all the new sockets needed for each new CPU
I wonder when we'll start hearing more about the true next gen stuff, when i look for Intel CPU roadmaps they never show dates that far ahead. Maybe they're already planning all the new sockets needed for each new CPU
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Love this. Schoedingers PC.The future is quantum, where you're both computing and also not computing simultaneously. But if you observe the computer you changes it's performance, so no windowed cases allowed
Bit of info i thought I'd mention.
RAM prices to be quite low in 2019? Read this elsewhere a little while back.
DDR5 in 2019/2020
And PCIE 4.0 not far off i guess. Some juicy CPU news would be nice, but it seems all the new stuff will arrive before that.
At least we have Ice Lake & Zen+/Zen 2 to look forward to in the meantime.
RAM prices to be quite low in 2019? Read this elsewhere a little while back.
DDR5 in 2019/2020
And PCIE 4.0 not far off i guess. Some juicy CPU news would be nice, but it seems all the new stuff will arrive before that.
At least we have Ice Lake & Zen+/Zen 2 to look forward to in the meantime.
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MuahahaIt's great news for people who want to get a decade+ out of their 2600K though
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It's great news for people who want to get a decade+ out of their 2600K though
Ha ha ha for sure! One of the best CPUs Intel has ever made imo (had mine forever). I came from a Q6600 (which still runs in my father's PC today) and went oeh
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Pretty much the same as waiting for Zen after PD launched.
The future is quantum, where you're both computing and also not computing simultaneously. But if you observe the computer you changes it's performance, so no windowed cases allowed
- re the observing comment. Wonder how many people will get that one.
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Looking at the current quantum computing CPUs, consumer variants are a long way off.
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And yet the computer is nothing but 99.9% of nothing
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Is it just coincidence that Intel's principle engineer of 20ish years (Francois Piednoel) left a week or so ago?
Ha ha ha for sure! One of the best CPUs Intel has ever made imo (had mine forever). I came from a Q6600 (which still runs in my father's PC today) and went oeh
My 920 D0 was amazing OC'ed to 4Ghz and I would still be running it today but it died /sheds a tear.
Im genuinely surprised news of this only just hitting. How long has intel being riding things for so long without innovating. Well they allowed AMD to catch them up and i can see with Zen+ starting to back market share. I think i may upgrade to Zen+ / Zen2. By then things should have been optimised for and board partners will have taken AMD seriously and have some decent boards out with bios that work as intended! With the process being more mature i can see IPC gains and being able to actually overclock more than couple hundred mhz. 4.5Ghz with 8 core 16 thread beast.