Otkad je preuzel direktorsko mjesto, novi CEO ne prestaje tražiti poticije za sve što najavljuje, tak da po tom pitanju sigurno nema(ju) brige. Ostaje jedino vidjeti kaj od obećanog budu ostvarili.
Nadolazeći Alder Lake s 10% do 15% boljim single-core/thread performansma u odnosu na godinu dana stare Zen 3 modele, dok pri tome troši duplo više, baš i nije napredak.
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postojeću HPC grupu, tako da kasnije lakše u jednoj utope 300 milijuna dolara gubitka zbog odgađanja jedinog ugovora za Aurora superračunalo.
Budemo pričekali daljnji razvoj situacije.
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PL1 = PL2: Alder Lake-S gets more TDP leeway
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With the approaching start of Alder Lake processors for the desktop, more and more information is also coming to light. So far, based on the current rumor, it could be assumed that the top models still have a TDP of 125W and also have an increased power limit for a shorter period of 228 to 241W of time . According to the information from Igor's Lab , a PL1 has completely disappeared from the current BIOS versions or the previously known PL2 has now become a PL1. This does not seem to be an accidental change or an error. You have to know that Intel was not very strict here in the past. In addition, however, the mainboard manufacturers can make their own optimizations.
With Alder Lake-S, there now seems to be another change that allows mainboard manufacturers to suspend a PL1 and go directly to the respective PL2, which should then be permanently available. According to the quotations from the technical documentation presented by Igor's Lab, the system integrators should ensure that PL1 = PL2 can also be adhered to. To do this, five consecutive runs in Cinebench R20 must be made - with consistent results and without major thermal loads on the voltage converters.
It then becomes decisive in the specifications for the currents or power consumption:- PL1 (W) 241
- PL2 (W) 241
- PL4 (W) 359
Since Intel has not yet presented any official technical data for the Alder Lake processors and we are bound to an NDA, we cannot comment on the information any further.
It was already known in advance that the processors manufactured in Intel 7, i.e. 10 nm, would not be more economical than their predecessors.
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Izvor: HardwareLuxx
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