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Intel’s surprise Ryzen killer
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standard fare though ! ha ha
So Mr Oblong, in your view, what is that "killer killer" ?
Bitcoin.
Intel’s 9th Gen CPUs Get Massive Price Cuts By Microcenter – 8 Core Core i9-9900K For $319 US & Core i7-9700K For $219 US, 6 Core Core i5-9600K For $169
https://wccftech.com/intel-9th-gen-...rocenter-core-i7-9700k-219-core-i5-9600k-169/
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Interesting
8 Core Core i9-9900K For $319
against
the 6 core 5600X for less.
It'll be very interesting to see where the gaming scores actually end up.
Those are intel 'old' gen processors, although the 10900K might not be purchasable currently.
No surprise retailers are increasing the prices of everything else, to conform with consumer law, so when they 'slash' them, it'll seem like a bigger reduction.
8 Core Core i9-9900K For $319
against
the 6 core 5600X for less.
It'll be very interesting to see where the gaming scores actually end up.
Those are intel 'old' gen processors, although the 10900K might not be purchasable currently.
No surprise retailers are increasing the prices of everything else, to conform with consumer law, so when they 'slash' them, it'll seem like a bigger reduction.
intel goes the some route as AMD
Im not sure TBH. To match Rome performance will take some doing. To actually compete with Rome...
To be held to ransom by Nvidia and spied on by the Chinese?
Has the take over been allowed by the regulatory?
Also, what exactly have the Chinese to do with anything?
Look here - what Chinese do you see?
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-8cx-gen-2-5g-compute-platform
I think the shift has just started.
The fastest supercomputer in the world is a Japanese ARM based, Apple started to move its Macs to its own ARM-based processors, too.
We'll see. ARM is still mostly picking the low-hanging fruit. We'll see if they can continue the fast progress as they get into the difficult high-perfromance stuff. Then there's the question of the software ecosystem. It's one thing to run servers or souped up mobile chips - offering something for the huge crowd inbetween that's compatable with the software they use is something altogether different. It will be interesting to see in 10 years - if anything, I think you might be right & ARM will win in the long run. I hope not, because I think x86 is great & it's shown how much progress it can make recently, but who knows ?Has the take over been allowed by the regulatory?
Also, what exactly have the Chinese to do with anything?
Look here - what Chinese do you see?
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-8cx-gen-2-5g-compute-platform
I think the shift has just started.
The fastest supercomputer in the world is a Japanese ARM based, Apple started to move its Macs to its own ARM-based processors, too.
Whoops! Forgot my /s
Although I am serous in saying Sapphire Rapids will offer competition to AMD, but that competition will be against an arch at least 1, if not 2 generations behind.
Has the take over been allowed by the regulatory?
Also, what exactly have the Chinese to do with anything?
Look here - what Chinese do you see?
https://www.qualcomm.com/products/snapdragon-8cx-gen-2-5g-compute-platform
I think the shift has just started.
The fastest supercomputer in the world is a Japanese ARM based, Apple started to move its Macs to its own ARM-based processors, too.
Does it run windows?