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quote:There seems to be much more headroom with Skylake-X than its predecessor, and the main limiting factor is temperature if our CPU is anything to go by. We plumbed in 1.3V as a starting point and crept up from 4GHz all the way to an astounding 4.7GHz, which is 300MHz higher than we managed with the Core i7-6950X. Even more impressive was the fact that it was still completely stable with just 1.28V - far lower than the 1.44V we needed with the older CPU. lmfao what a joke anyways, intel's $1000 ten core cpu at 4.6ghz is 40% faster in cinebench than a $300 eight core amd at 4ghz; if the 16 core threadripper is really gonna cost $700-800, then you must be an idiot to buy this poo poo
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Doesn't the new mac pro come with both skylake-x and vega? they should ship that thing with a nasheed mixtape and a black flag
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MaxxBot posted:Found some more detail on the 8-Pin CPU power connector, looks like it's rated for 7A per conductor for a total of 28A/336W. eames posted:and der8auer reports that a 7900X at 4600 Mhz / 1,30V pulls 440W under load (non-AVX Prime). 
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Jun 29, 2017 20:31
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Aren't the six and eight cores the same chip as the ten core, which means they should be able to have the full pcie lanes? Why cut that down, when threadripper has the full 64 lanes for the entire lineup
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Jul 3, 2017 06:26
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At $1000 a chip Intel should include a water cooling setup with the radiator sitting in a small fridge you'd put next to your case. Call it a Gaming Fridge - Gamer Cool - with a Gaming paint scheme and RGB, it would also store your Gamer Fuel and Gamer Snacks so you don't have to get up whilst sitting in your Gaming Chair at your Gaming Desk, gaming.
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Anime Schoolgirl posted:EPYC is much more efficient at POV-Ray per watt I meant why is the xeon drawing almost 50% more power for lower floating point performance? Is this an architecture issue, lack of optimization or bug? It's the one thing in that review I found weird, otherwise the chips are fairly close and trading wins even if the xeon is twice the price
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If you didn't notice, take a look at the circled companies on the left
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Reviews for the 18 and 16 cores X299 CPUs are out https://www.techspot.com/review/1493-intel-core-i9-7980xe-and-7960x/ Not very impressive for $2000 imo edit: anandtech review https://www.anandtech.com/show/11839/intel-core-i9-7980xe-and-core-i9-7960x-review 3peat fucked around with this message at 09:39 on Sep 25, 2017 |
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Looks like Intel saw AMD's segfault issue, and went hold my beer in nuclear fashion https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/7nl8r0/intel_bug_incoming/ edit: quote:Intel's CEO sold almost half of his intel shares (~$11M worth) on 19 Dec 2017 (under Intel's internal rules he has to hold at least 250,000 shares)
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From the Eve Online guys https://twitter.com/CCP_SnowedIn/status/948980181577875456
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Paul MaudDib posted:I'm steadying myself for a fresh batch of accusations of AMD hatred because I didn't accept a graph labelled "1 vs 2 vs 3" without further explanation. Nice meltdown.
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redeyes posted:All in one coolers are sucky? Reasons? The one thing AIOs have going for them is that they're easier to install, otherwise they're more expensive, they introduce pump noise besides the fan noise, and a failure can be way more catastrophic than with air coolers. The Scythe mugen 5 is under 50 euros and can keep up with way more expensive AIOs, it's my go to recommendation for anyone who doesn't want to spend Noctua money 
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Qualcomm claims Apple stole its source code and gave it to Intel https://www.cnbc.com/2018/09/25/qualcomm-accuses-apple-of-giving-its-chip-secrets-to-intel.html
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ItBreathes posted:Sure, just get an 8400 or 2600. They're the smart buys anyways. Over here the 8400 is almost as expensive as a 2700 and significantly more expensive than a 2600 or even 2600x Even the 8100 is almost the same price as a 2600x Here's how CPU prices look like on the biggest (by far) online retailer in my country  (to get prices in $ just divide by 4; also those prices include 19% VAT)
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TheFluff posted:Tech Jesus is on the case, and is going to literally go knock on the benchmarking company's door today to ask them if they have a few moments to talk about skip to 11:00 for the best part
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TheFluff posted:i7-8700K: I posted about it a few days ago, but since then prices in my country have gone up even more and now a 8700K is over 200 euros more expensive than a 2700x. You can buy a brand new 1080ti (the freshly fallen off a truck kind) for cheaper. Meanwhile the 8400 is now the same price as the 2700x and you have to wait a week for delivery
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https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/03/05/spoiler_intel_flaw/
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https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-disable-hyper-threading-spectre-attack,39333.html https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/dev/chromium-os/mds-on-chromeos
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He'll would freeze over if it weren't for global warming https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20190621PD205.html
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