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Cache sizes are also significant in these gens. The 5800x3D outperforms the 12900KS in many games. They just stuck a bunch of cache onto the 5800.
by devwastaken 4y ago
Cache sizes are also significant in these gens. The 5800x3D outperforms the 12900KS in many games. They just stuck a bunch of cache onto the 5800.
- AshamedCaptain 4y agoThere was an article about the positive impact large integrated caches had back when Intel was doing it: https://www.anandtech.com/show/16195/a-broadwell-retrospective-review-in-2020-is-edram-still-worth-it https://www.anandtech.com/show/16195/a-broadwell-retrospecti... I'm surprised Intel has basically abandoned the idea, and AMD just markets it for "gaming".
- didgetmaster 4y agoAny rumors that any of the Zen4 chips will get a 3D cache version?
- cestith 4y agoThere are those rumors. In fact, there's no announced 7800X yet. The speculation is they launch a 7800X3D a few weeks to a few months from now with 3D cache from the beginning in that 7800 name space. To me that seems likely. There's a rather more optimistic rumor that all the 7000 series will eventually have 3D cache versions, which I find maybe too optimistic.
- ac29 4y agoNo need for rumours, AMD already said they will be bringing out 7000 series chips with V-cache. This was during a investor presentation, the specific products haven't been announced yet.
- beebeepka 4y agoUnspecified 3d cache models have been confirmed. Coming end of this year, Q1 2023 at the latest. Checking out the numbers for these non-3d models, the large cache SKUs are going to be pretty amazing. Likely expensive too
- doikor 4y ago> Unspecified 3d cache models have been confirmed. Coming end of this year, Q1 2023 at the latest. Most speculation/leaks point to CES (early January) would be the announcement so not this year.