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Apparently "CCD" stands for "core-complex die", a dumb acronym that just means "chip with cores", and different from the other "chip with i/o interconnect" you
by moloch-hai 4y ago
Apparently "CCD" stands for "core-complex die", a dumb acronym that just means "chip with cores", and different from the other "chip with i/o interconnect" you also get in a module.
It is annoyingly rare to find anybody expanding this acronym.
A meaningful definition of "CCX" is harder to find.
- mastax 4y agoCCX or core complex is a lower level grouping of cores. On Zen 2/3 the CCX would have 4 cores on a little ring bus. A full 8-core CCD would then have two of those 4-core CCXs connected via infinity fabric. The inter-CCD connections were also made with infinity fabric between the CCXs. Zen 4 increases the CCX size to 8, so each CCD only has one. I can't remember exactly how Zen 1 worked but I think it was different.