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> They are faster per clock cycle, run at higher frequencies, have more cores, more memory bandwidth, more pcie bandwidth, wider SIMD lanes, deeper out of order
by eimrine 4y ago
> They are faster per clock cycle, run at higher frequencies, have more cores, more memory bandwidth, more pcie bandwidth, wider SIMD lanes, deeper out of order buffers, much more cache and more execution units.
This is called extensive progress, no intensive developing since 2012 as it was mentioned before I have joined discussion. You are completely wrong about frequency (no increase since Haswell's 4Ghz) and somewhat boring about other points so I will not answer here any more.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoThis is called extensive progress, no intensive developing since 2012 This is a word salad that means nothing. Where did you even get these ideas? You are completely wrong about frequency (no increase since Haswell's 4Ghz) Why would you say something that is so obviously wrong and easy to disprove? Most current AMD cpus have base clocks that are higher than 4ghz, let alone their boost clocks. https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-9-7950x-cpu-5-85-ghz-peak-5-10-ghz-all-core-boost-clock-requires-lots-of-cooling/ https://wccftech.com/amd-ryzen-9-7950x-cpu-5-85-ghz-peak-5-1...