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Autor Manuel Calavera
15% je izvučeno iz konteksta tj. stvar tumačenja. Spominjalo se ranije 8%
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Ne bi baš rekao, to je izjavio AMD VP, Forest Norod, a on sigurno ne lupa bezveze kao Škot, dakle; 8 jezgreni CCX na chipletu sa duplo večim cacheom, manje latencije, itd...citiram:
The Zen 3 microarchitecture is around the corner, and AMD is setting expectations high. Last month, a rumour started on ChipHell forums claimed that
an early Zen 3 engineering sample could deliver about 8% IPC gains over comparable Zen 2 chips, but the reality may be even greater.
In a far-reaching interview with The Street, Forrest Norrod, GM of AMD's Datacenter and Embedded Solutions Business Group, explained the changes that AMD has made with Zen 3. Norrod started by clarifying that Zen 2 represented an evolution of the original Zen microarchitecture, but that it had delivered higher than expected IPC gains because AMD had brought ideas that it had not been able to implement in Zen to Zen 2. By contrast, he claimed that AMD has started anew with Zen 3.
According to The Street,
Norrod reported that AMD expects around 15% IPC gains from evolutionary upgrades like Zen 2, but was coyer with the gains that Zen 3 could offer over Zen 2. He is quoted as remarking that IPC improvements will be:
"Right in line with what you would expect from an entirely new architecture."
As Wccftech has inferred, Norrod is implying that Zen 3 will exceed the IPC gains that Zen 2 made over the original Zen microarchitecture. The move to a more advanced 7 nm manufacturing process will help Zen 3 processors achieve "moderately higher" clock speeds too, which will help improve performance over their Zen 2 predecessors.
Linkovi:
https://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-cl....444010.0.html
https://www.wepc.com/news/ipc-amd-zen-3/