5 ms·
>Can AMD still recover? I’ll be honest, I was worried for them a few years ago, but they’re still in business and have a killer new chip so of course they can
by oliveshell 7y ago
>Can AMD still recover?
I’ll be honest, I was worried for them a few years ago, but they’re still in business and have a killer new chip so of course they can recover.
If Zen 2 is as good as it seems, it might make some inroads with volume OEMs.
Also, Oak Ridge’s new exascale supercomputer will use AMD EPYC:
https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-epyc-radeon-frontier-exascale-supercomputer,39275.html https://www.tomshardware.com/news/amd-epyc-radeon-frontier-e...
- mrec 7y agoIt's good timing for the consumer market too, with Win7 about to go unsupported.