Vijesti i novosti o Intel procesorima i čipsetima

[Dizel]

Kao UAZ

[Matth€w]

Neznam da li ste vidjeli, ali intel je pokrenuo svoj vlastiti app store s različitim softverom koje će raditi preko 3000 developera. Žele utopiti još koju kunu u tome.

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[Dottore]

Intel CPU Prices Updated, Adds Q9500
izvor : vr-zone

[Matth€w]

Q9500 za 184$... I wish. To bu kod nas barem 1500-1600 kn, pošto je Q9400 1300kn minimalno. Još dok taj update cijena "stigne" do nas.

Mlah, bezveze se opterećujem time.

[lit]

Ovi experimentalni procesori troše do 125 W, dakle pod max loadom, piše tako u članku, što je odlično.
Možda ćete se odmah pitat pa zašto ih onda ne prodaju, pa upravo zato što nema tehnologije tj. softwarea koji bi mogao to iskoristiti. 99% programera ne radi na taj način nije dovoljno educirano da bi mogli raditi aplikacije koje mogu koristit više jezgri.
I dan danas samo skuplji/poznatiji programi koriste više jezgri.
Intel dakle ima tehnologiju sada je na programeri da se sve više educiraju na koji način radite programe da koriste sve više jezgri. Znam da ima 3D programa koji to već mogu, no tko koristi takve programe sigurno ne masa ljudi nego određeni broj ljudi.
Dakle traži se masa programa koji će raditi na taj način a ne par programa...

Ako će se stvari razvijati kao i do sada onda prije 5-7 godina nećemo vidjeti ovakve procesora, možda i za 10 u pravoj industrijskoj proizvodnji.

[dh41400]

Imam jednu vijest za tebe ... takve mashine/procesori se odavno koriste, ali naravno ne na nacin koji ti zamisljas (igranje igrica, surfanje, tetris i sl.)

Sve sto se u zadnje vrijeme nastoji ostvariti je veca paralelizacija procesa (a ne dizanje taktova) pa su u skladu s time i napravljene razne aplikacijske namjene.

Uglavnom je za 5-7 godina cilj imati moc superkompjutera velicine jednog mobitela ili kutije cigareta.

[Dizel]

To su sve preseravanja jer ne mogu prepiciti 5GHz

Tu su istu pricu prodavali sa Prescottom kad nisu mogli preci 4GHz da jebe rak raka i onda prodavali muda pod bubrege sa nekakvim dugackim cjevovodima i ostalim vodoinstalaterskim forama


Salu na stranu; slazem se da je trenutni hit i cilj imati sto ucinkovitiji procesor sa sto manje potrosnje energije i zagrijavanja okoline i sebe samog. Bas zato si zelim nabaviti jednog ovog Q9550S umjesto ovog vulgarisa kojeg sad imam.

[lit]

Šta nisi vidio da sam napisao da znam za te aplikacije niti govorim o toj vrsti upotrebe jer na svjetskom tržištu se tu radi o promilima.
Ja govorim o širokoj potrošnji a ne specijaliziranim 3D programima(ili nekim drugima) koji koštaju po neznam ni je 30 000 tisuća kuna ili više...

[dh41400]

Oni niti nisu namijenjeni kucnim korisnicima tako da to sasvim razjasnjava stvar

Jednostavno nam ne treba tako nesto ... barem dok ne usavrse naprednu umjetnu inteligenciju.


@Dizel:

O ovome se prica

[Chome]

Autor lit

I dan danas samo skuplji/poznatiji programi koriste više jezgri..

Takvima uglavnom i treba takva snaga.

[bluefluid]

Intel X68 rumor issueing USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gbps in Q2 2010?

Weird -- at an Intel press-conference last week Intel clearly stipulated that for the 1020 line of products USB3.0 and SATA 6GBPs would not become available. However according to a report by Japanese tech site ASCII we may see USB 3.0 and SATA 6Gbps support from Intel a lot sooner than expected.

IF so then Intel is working on a Tylersburg refresh that will offer SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0 support sometime next quarter in the form of the X68 + ICH11 chipsets.

There's also some information about the P65, H65 and Q65 chipsets, these new models will reportedly arrive in Q1 2011. They will introduce DMI 2.0 (5GT/s), SATA 6Gbps and USB 3.0. Check out the thumbnail.

Izvor: guru3d

[demetrius]

http://vr-zone.com/forums/574911/new...l-core-i7.html

wtf???

[vm@]

možda je to neka nova serija i7 koja se sa MB povezuje bežično

[Doink the Clown]

Intel Launches Eight Core, 16 Thread Nehalem-EX

In the enthusiast space for Intel fans, Gulftown may have just arrived with its hexacore power, but the world's largest chipmaker has a special new product for the server space.
Intel today launched the Xeon 7500 processor series, which offers up to eight cores packed in a single chip that's able to handle 16 threads at once. Systems can include up to 256 chips per server to combine for 2,048 cores and 4,098 threads.
"The Xeon 7500 brings mission critical capabilities to the mainstream by delivering the most significant leap in performance, scalability and reliability ever seen from Intel," said Kirk Skaugen, vice president of the Intel architecture group and general manager of Intel's data center group. "This combination will help users push to new levels of productivity, and accelerate the industry's migration away from proprietary architectures. We are democratizing high-end computing."
This Xeon series is the first of the family to possess Machine Check Architecture (MCA) Recovery, a feature that allows the silicon to work with the operating system and virtual machine manager to recover from otherwise fatal system errors, a mechanism until now found only in the company's Itanium processor family and RISC processors.
The new Nehalem-EX chips won't be cheap though; the hexacore X7542 model starts at $1,980 and the octacore X7560 is $3,692.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/neh...ore,10033.html

[Dizel]

Heh, baš me zanima koliko će još procesora i platformi naštancat dok skupim pare za nekakvu konfu.

Nevermind, samo nek Intel štanca što više - bar će biti Q i i5 kvadova po sitnoj lovi

[Doink the Clown]

While we may be mightily impressed at the multiplying of cores in the hexacore Gulftown Core i7-980X, the octacore Nehalem-EX Xeon 7500 and the dodecacore AMD Magny-Cours Opteron 6000 series, Intel has something special up its sleeve that it is releasing in limited quantities – and it has 48 cores.

Intel's been testing an experimental 48-core CPU for some time, and it is now preparing to ship some of those to researchers by the end of the second quarter, according to IDG News Service. The chip will primarily be sent to academic institutions, but certain special features the chip could eventually find their way into commercial offerings.

For example, the 48-core chip features 24 small routers between the cores, which facilitate faster data exchanges across the chip. Each core also has on-chip buffers that can instantly exchange data in parallel across all the cores.

Intel also says that the 48-core chip has a more advanced on-die power management system that can vary the power draw between 25 watts to 125 watts. It can also reduce clock speed and shut down cores.

As far as clock speeds go, current desktop and even laptop offerings outpace this 48-core wonder. Intel revealed that its experimental chip runs at about the same frequencies as the Atom CPU, so we're looking in the neighbourhood of 1.2GHz to 1.83GHz.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/48-...ore,10123.html

[Majo]

Nadam se da na institutima imaju puno LN2 da oderu tog 48 jezgraša .

[Razer]

Samo LHe za ovakvu rabotu, please

[Matth€w]

Mislim da bu uz ovog Intel dijelil pot nakon i7-980XE i DBX-B. Pomak od 0.00625V bude retultatiral 20 stupnjeva višom temperaturom.

[demetrius]

http://vr-zone.com/articles/intel-co...away/8971.html

[Doink the Clown]

X58 In 2010: Four LGA 1366 Boards With USB 3.0 And SATA 6Gb/s

[hari123]

kako vidim bit ce vrijeme u buduce prec na amd jer kod njega barem mozes znat da nemoras mijenjat sve svaki puta kad oces nadorgadit pc xD

[Doink the Clown]

Intel Stuffing More Than 8 Cores Into Westmere-EX

Intel's octacore server chip, the Xeon 7500 Nehalem-EX, is built on the 45nm process. For the next big evolution of the Xeon line, Intel hopes to be pushing even more cores when it takes it flagship to the 32nm Westmere-EX generation.
While the Westmere 32nm technology is in the Xeon 5600, Intel plans to extend that technology to EX sometime next year.
Stephen Smith, vice president and director of PC client operations and enabling at Intel, said during a webcast speech that the upcoming Westmere-EX chips will be targeted at systems with four sockets or more. The good news is that the Westmere-EX chips will be socket compatible for those who have already invested in the latest Xeon servers.
"We are well along in development and we are confident that we have a product that will give us a great performance boost. It will go into the same sockets, so the idea here is the platform is an investment that the OEMs have made," said Smith, according to the IDG.
Although Intel didn't divulge any information on core counts or clock speeds, analysts see that hitting 12 cores (for 24 threads) is a likely possibility given that AMD already has its Magny-Cours product.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/wes...-i5,10376.html

[Doink the Clown]

Intel Demos Working System Based on 48-Core Chip

[Swarm dude]

Autor Doink the Clown

Intel Demos Working System Based on 48-Core Chip

Vrlo zanimljivo, između ostalog, volio bi saznati koliko tranzistora ima svaka jezgra i koliko cache memorije.

[Baja 001]

Autor Doink the Clown

Intel Demos Working System Based on 48-Core Chip

The SCC can run all 48 cores at one time over a range of 25W to 125W and selectively vary the voltage and frequency of the mesh network as well as sets of cores. Each tile (2 cores) can have its own frequency, and groupings of four tiles (8 cores) can each run at their own voltage.

One of the distinct features of the new 48-core experimental chip is its extreme programmability. Software applications will be able to automatically control the number of cores to use at any given time and operating systems will be able to assign certain cores for auxiliary tasks.

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[hrvojezg00]

jel se zna kad izlaze slabiji gulftown procesori?

[JuiceBox]

EVGA Readies X58 FTW3 Motherboard :

http://www.techpowerup.com/img/10-05-24/67a.jpg
http://www.techpowerup.com/img/10-05-24/67b.jpg
http://www.techpowerup.com/img/10-05-24/67c.jpg

Clanak :

http://techpowerup.com/122977/EVGA_R...therboard.html

[Matth€w]

Intel confirms: no discrete graphics plans - Bit-Tech.net, Fudzilla.com

In a blog post - via The Wall Street Journal - Intel's Bill Kircos states categorically that "[Intel] will not bring a discrete graphics product to market, at least in the short-term" - meaning that there will be no Larrabee-powered dedicated graphics cards to offer consumers a third choice, away from the AMD and Nvidia duopoly.

Blaming the fact that the company "missed some key product milestones" in the run-up to a Larrabee consumer product, Kircos states that Intel is looking to concentrate on integrated graphics for the foreseeable future - in particular "media/HD video and mobile computing[, which] are the most important areas to focus on."

[Swarm dude]

Autor Matth€w

Intel confirms: no discrete graphics plans - Bit-Tech.net, Fudzilla.com

Mislim kako je ključno je naglasiti: at least in the short term.
Ne sumnjam kako će na dulje staze Intel izbaciti kartice na tržište.