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Intel likes to market these CPUs to people who 'mega-task'. Video Editing while Gaming while Streaming while Hosting a server while Dealing with encrypted data
by IanCutress 9y ago
Intel likes to market these CPUs to people who 'mega-task'.
Video Editing while
Gaming while
Streaming while
Hosting a server while
Dealing with encrypted data while
Multi-monitor while
Contributing to science while
while
while
etc
AMD hasn't really declared which market they are after yet. It's likely going to be a big part of the launch event.
- Theodores 9y agoMega task - as in have a hundred tabs open, a dozen Excel spreadsheets plus Outlook. Maybe there will be lots of cores since there is no more Moore's law, 32 core computing will be the new core i5 with 64 core computing being the new i7. Some software might run albeit slowly on older computers that only have 16 cores. In this future the choice of 64 core computing is one of those things like car choice. Obviously we need cars electronically restricted to 155, we would not consider a car that only did 120 or so. There is a theoretical scenario where that vital power is needed but it is not a rational decision based on cost benefit analysis. Therefore you can expect a change over time to where core total becomes marketing.
- floatboth 9y agoHeh, IIRC the "mega-task" thing is very very recent, likely in direct response to AMD upping the core counts with Ryzen. (well, technically FX was 8 core but let's not go there)