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Just about every product since 2015 has been a lake. I'd guess "lake" is the code word for "just overclock last year's chip and call it a day"
by johnsoft 6y ago
Just about every product since 2015 has been a lake. I'd guess "lake" is the code word for "just overclock last year's chip and call it a day"
- kinghajj 6y agoYeah, each subsequent "lake" was just "Skylake, maybe with a few uArch tweaks, and on a more-optimized 14nm node, and/or sold pre-overclocked as high as we can make them run."
- wtallis 6y agoThe CPUs have been lakes. Their memory and storage division uses stream, pass and -dale. Server chipsets are -burg, Ethernet controllers are -ville. All of these suffixes are still in active use for new or upcoming products.