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Biggest jump would be AVX512 support on the newer CPUs. Still so surprised how much faster the Ryzen 5000 series was, and now the 7000 series and Intel's offer
by thejosh 4y ago
Biggest jump would be AVX512 support on the newer CPUs.
Still so surprised how much faster the Ryzen 5000 series was, and now the 7000 series and Intel's offerings are absolutely crazy. PCIE5 and gobs of RAM is a data nerds dream.
- vladvasiliu 4y ago> Biggest jump would be AVX512 support on the newer CPUs. Didn't this get removed from the "consumer" 12th gen Intel models? Regarding the speed of the AMD 5000 series, I have to agree. I only touched a laptop part, and an U at that, but it was the first new CPU that impressed me. My daily driver before that was a 3rd or 4th gen Xeon, and it was faster than the i5 desktops we had a work.
- brokenmachine 4y agoThey're very power-efficient too, which is great for a laptop if you hate fans like me. I got a 5700U, and I still haven't heard the fan spin up on it, except for a 1s burst when you first turn it on.