Vijesti i novosti o Intel procesorima i čipsetima

[Gigi1]

The good news for Intel is that despite the initial setbacks for 10 nm, they have stated that 10 nm yields are actually ahead of their internal expectations for this point in its lifecycle

Koja laž, mora da je to neki transkript za dionicare

[kopija]

Autor Gigi1

Koja laž

Na čemu temeljiš tu tvrdnju?

[Manuel Calavera]

Originally,*10nm*was*intended*to ship by 2016, following delays to the company's 14nm process.*Intel*has since been forced to push the date back multiple times


It’s worth noting that on this 2014 diagram, Intel has 14nm listed as a 2014 technology, while 10nm is listed as a 2016 technology.

https://www.anandtech.com/show/13405...-dive-review/2

A za 2020 na desktopu planiraju još jednu turu 14nm...

[Gigi1]

Autor kopija

Na čemu temeljiš tu tvrdnju?

Manuel me preduhitrio

[kopija]

Pitao sam za yieldove.

[Manuel Calavera]

Ha čuj, dok za mobilne rade 10nm (manja površina čipova i niži clockovi), a za desktop još uvijek ne - nije li stvar očita?

[Sinac]

Mislim da se u pozadini krije ograničenje 7nm tehnologije, čak ni AMD nije uspio povisiti radnu frekvenciju koliko smo svi očekivali, 5 GHz je izgleda još uvijek limit za klasična hlađenja. Možemo samo pretpostavljati da Intel pokušava napraviti veći skok u performansama kako bi s novom tehnologijom ipak barem održao trenutnu poziciju na tržištu.

[Manuel Calavera]

Pa to je da. IPC napredak im nije toliko značajan da anulira izvjestan pad clocka na novim nodeovima.

[Mladenxy]

https://www.anandtech.com/show/15030...record-results

Tvornica novaca i dalje napreduje.

[The Exiled]

Bilo je linkano od strane kopije na prethodnoj stranici i daleko od toga da se osporava Intelova zarada. Iz tog izvještaja se i razvila rasprava o njihovim 10nm mogućnostima, koje se (i nakon svih ovih godina) nastoje prikazati u što boljem svjetlu, mada realno nemaju ništa konkretno. Da imaju, ne bi dopustili AMD-u da uzima i tih par %, a kamoli da čekaju da im ga smjeste kad za to bude vrijeme. Plasirali budu 10nm(+) mobilne i server modele u taman tolkim količinama da mogu reći da su opet najbolji u svim segmentima, mada tih 10nm(+) nema veze s onim kaj je orginalno zacrtano, a do onda budu (valjda) već nekak izdržali (1 - 2) do izlaska svoje 7nm verzije.

[BusMaster]

Intel Core i9-10980XE Reviewed: Strong Performance, but Can It Beat AMD's Ryzen 9 3950X?

https://www.tomshardware.com/news/in...er-3000-series

... Ako je po ovom, baš i nema puno šanse protiv R9-3950X...))

[Manuel Calavera]

To je HEDT platforma, pravo pitanje je ima li šanse protiv threadrippera...

[The Exiled]

24-core TR 3960X bude stavil točku na i, ako R9 3950X dodatno smanji ionak ne baš preveliku razliku u odnosu na i9-10980XE.

[Immortalis]

Jel se znaju otprilike cijene te 10te serije?

[BusMaster]

Autor Immortalis

Jel se znaju otprilike cijene te 10te serije?

Evo MSRP cijene od Intela, srezali su ih na pola u odnosu na prethodnu gen.,

https://www.cnet.com/news/intel-dram...-gaming-chips/

https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us...-3-00-ghz.html

[The Exiled]

According to Intel ...10nm product era has begun, 7nm on track

After years of delays, Intel is finally shipping its 10nm processors in high volume, and the company is preparing to fire up another fab to produce an even larger volume of 10nm products. Along with producing more of the company's existing Ice Lake-U/Y products, Intel is also planning for server CPUs and GPUs as well, with Ice Lake-SP CPU as well as the DG1 GPU already up and running in Intel’s labs. Meanwhile, even farther out, Intel is eyeing 2021 for the rollout of its EUV-based 7nm process. In addition to client Ice Lake CPUs and Agilex FPGAs that are currently shipping, Intel’s 10nm portfolio includes datacenter-grade Xeon (Ice Lake-SP) processors due in the second half of 2020, discrete DG1 GPU(s), an AI inference accelerator, and a 5G base station SoC.

• One thing to keep in mind here is that Intel will use different iterations of its 10nm technology to make different chips.

The company no longer sets ultra-ambitious goals for scaling each node, but attempts to find a right balance between performance, power, cost, and timing. Furthermore, the manufacturer no longer designs products for a particular process, but intends to use the most optimal one it has at the moment. Overall, Intel says that it intends to get back to its usual process technology cadence and introduce brand-new technologies every 2 to 2.5 years, and recapture its process leadership in the future. While Intel also plans to use 7+ and 7++ technologies in 2022 and 2023, the company is already working on its 5nm process and is currently ‘engineering’ it, which means that the path-finding stage has been passed and fundamental things like materials and transistor structures were set.

Izvor: AnandTech