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I think this is great improvement. (I own machines with intel and AMD processors). It feels like AMDs progress has lit a fire under intel to innovate. Compet
by acomjean 5y ago
I think this is great improvement. (I own machines with intel and AMD processors). It feels like AMDs progress has lit a fire under intel to innovate. Competition seems to be back and I look forward to the progress next few years. I think the i5 not the i9 is the chip of note.
I'm using linux more and more and like open architecture PCs, so optimistic they can stay competitive with those SOC. Should be interesting how the linux scheduler deals with the different core types.
The architecture bumps to DDR5.0, and PCIe5.0 hopefully will help performance in the future too.
- jeffbee 5y agoI predict it will be many years before linux works in a satisfactory way out of the box on these machines. The existing kernel model of task priority is not rich enough. Perhaps this will accelerate the adoption of user-space task scheduling.