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Literally. What even is 10nm+++? Only thing that needs to matter anyway is performance in a suite of benchmarks
by quaquaqua1 7y ago
Literally. What even is 10nm+++?
Only thing that needs to matter anyway is performance in a suite of benchmarks
- RealStickman 7y agodon't forget powerdraw.
- steve19 7y agoWith Intel it is always important to ask if the powerdraw includes or excludes the fridge hiding under counter* * https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-28-core-cpu-5ghz,37244.html https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-28-core-cpu-5ghz,372...
- isoprophlex 7y ago"relentless innovation", or so the slide says. The first part of the roadmap is particularly interesting. Heading into 2021, you will notice that Intel has a new, unannounced, process “10nm+++” (note the three pluses). This is a further refined version of its 10nm node. Presumably, this will be used for Intel’s Sapphire Rapids CPU which is also planned for 2021. Intel’s 10nm, including 10nm+, has been rather underwhelming as far as the performance goes with only a single SKU exceeding 4 GHz.