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It’s mainly available in data centers, but yes missing in consumer parts. And for a while even in data centers you wanted to be careful about using it due to In
by vlovich123 1y ago
It’s mainly available in data centers, but yes missing in consumer parts. And for a while even in data centers you wanted to be careful about using it due to Intel’s issues with clock downscaling but that hasn’t been true for a few years.
- ashvardanian 1y agoThe consumer situation is changing. A few years ago, when I was working with a team on some closed source HPC stuff, we’ve got everyone Tiger Lake-based laptops to simplify AVX-512 R&D. Now, Zen4-based desktop CPUs also support it. But its fair to say that I’m mostly focusing on the datacenter/supercomputing hardware, both on the x86 and Arm side.
- vlovich123 1y agoIf you’re targeting AVX-512 Intel consumer it’s pointless. But yes, AMD does continue to ship AVX-512 chips so completely ignoring 512 on consumer isn’t ideal.