@LePhuronn - You could always try Reddit, I hear they've got quite a comforting Intel echo chamber 
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Raptor Lake Leaks + Intel 4 developments
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Maybe AMD should buy Intel and TSMC.
not possible, amd won't be able to raise the cash needed due to their low revenue and tsmc is impossible to buy unless you have an invasion force. Intel could have easily bought amd 5 years ago but amd has never being in a position to buy Intel
Maybe TSMC should buy AMD.
Soldato
Samsung should buy AMD, and TSMC should buy Mattel, and McDonalds should buy B&Q.
USA government will block it - its an industry of National security significance and will not be allowed to transfer to foreign ownership
Maybe Lisa Su should become special adviser to the US government.
Thought I'd start a thread to focus on Raptor Lake leaks and rumours.
Starting this off with Today's news from Videocards:
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-r...egulator-dlvr-could-reduce-cpu-power-up-to-25
Alder Lake already holds the gaming performance crown, while also using less power than Ryzen while gaming. Though as we turn to productivity benchmarks/full load multi-thread workloads, Ryzen is much more efficient, so this would be good news for Intel if true.
Then again if Raptor Lake ends up competing against Zen4 on AM5, I assume AMD will also improve power efficiency, so 25% (if accurate) may not be enough.
Starting this off with Today's news from Videocards:
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-r...egulator-dlvr-could-reduce-cpu-power-up-to-25
Alder Lake already holds the gaming performance crown, while also using less power than Ryzen while gaming. Though as we turn to productivity benchmarks/full load multi-thread workloads, Ryzen is much more efficient, so this would be good news for Intel if true.
Then again if Raptor Lake ends up competing against Zen4 on AM5, I assume AMD will also improve power efficiency, so 25% (if accurate) may not be enough.
Linux was patched to add support for Raptor Lake seemingly by request from Intel
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/[email protected]/
https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/[email protected]/
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Soldato
here we go again lol.. let me get my alder lake system together first lol..
Man of Honour
Long as it stays LGA1700, I'll jump onboard with a CPU upgrade next year if the performance gains show to be worthwhile 
It's not a request it's how dev works in oss. Intel have a lot of oss devs that contribute to the kernel/Linux ect
Caporegime
Have you decided whether gaming performance actually matters Dave? You oscillated between yes and no depending on how the latest Rocketlake leak was looking.
Long as it stays LGA1700, I'll jump onboard with a CPU upgrade next year if the performance gains show to be worthwhile
Hopefully it'll include a DDR4 controller on chip, to enable those who bought DDR4 socket 1700 motherboards to join in on the fun.
Rumours has it that it does in need have a DDR4 controller BUT unfortunately rumour also states performances gains will be less than 10%, this probably is not surprising as architecture seems to be maxed out already
How does increasing your core count by 50% provide only 10% uplift. Sounds like BS
Caporegime
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Use your brain man, he obvious is talking in terms of projected increased IPC of the P cores.
This exactly