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IanCutress
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We're working with Ampere to get access when they're ready to let us test.
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Mentioned in the article. There's at least a decade delay between leading edge and commercialization.
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https://www.anandtech.com/show/15177/preferred-networks-a-50...
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ASML's manufacturing plant is in Wilton Conneticut. R&D is done in Netherlands, with some manufacturing.
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>Intel reported record quarter every quarter for the last 2-3 years. Due to high demand on people needing 30%+ more processing power after they lost 30% perf due to Spectre/Meltdown. When they get the manufacturing and supply up to
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TOP500 always comes out at ISC and SC. Whenever Apple does their announcements is up to them.
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He left due to a close family illness.
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Apple isn't suing Nuvia. They're suing Gerard Williams III directly as an individual.
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'Hasn't bothered' = not been sampled.
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I've been asking AMD since January to get an update to this with Renoir. They say they are planning an update for later in the year. Perhaps there's a better Renoir system to come?
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True story, AMD's original price was different. I suggested this price in a pre-briefing the night before. I got an email at 4am of the announcement to say it had been changed.
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Nothing yet.
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Ever since moving to Win 1909, our compile benchmarks have been a bit off. I was at Supercomputing last week, literally got back Saturday to start writing the review, and I need to get some time to debug why it's not working as it shou
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www.anandtech.com/Bench for real world benchmark data
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Intel has announced the Cascade Lake-X i9-10980XE coming out later this month for $979. It's slightly higher in frequency,
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AnandTech deep dive and review on the chip: https://www.anandtech.com/show/13405/intel-10nm-cannon-lake-...
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Got any standardized methods that could be automated/scripted under a clean Windows environment and doesn't require internet access / licensing? Give me a shout - ian@anandtech.com
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Normally we at AnandTech run a Chrome compile benchmark, but for whatever reason it wasn't running properly on Win 10 1909. When I get a chance to debug (55k miles of travel over the next four weeks), I'm going to see if I can fix
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Normally I run a Chrome compile benchmark, but for whatever reason it wasn't running properly on Win 10 1909. When I get a chance to debug (55k miles of travel over the next four weeks), I'm going to see if I can fix it and expand
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This decision was likely made from a different department, and just lucked out that it was the day before an AMD launch. If Intel wanted to delay it specifically to appear for better benchmarks, they would have waited until after Cascade La
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No, I didn't have time to run 30hr+ of tests on 7-10 Intel CPUs with only 24 hours notice from the announcement yesterday
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It's worth pointing out that the value for Intel's 10nm is on its high-density libraries, not its high-performance libraries, which are less dense.
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The new 18-core i9-10980XE isn't out yet, and review embargoes haven't been lifted. We know it's a slightly clock bumped version of the i9-9980XE, which was included in the AnandTech review and not the Linus review. Linus tes
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AMD's TDPs are calculated at all-core turbo. Intel's are only valid for base frequency.
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Not in this case. It's mostly just a marketing term. If I wanted to be pedantic, Intel's first gen 10nm has a tip fin width of 7nm. 14nm had a tip fin width of 8nm. https://www.anandtech.com/show/13405/in
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Samsung's own slides state: Fmax +50% Power @ Fmax -40% Power @ isoperf -50% Different parts of Samsung aren't talking to each other.
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HFT
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DOA warranty for the OEMs. After that, Intel isn't involved.
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This has been on Intel's roadmaps for years. Nothing to do with LTT.
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9y ago
That was in the set of 15 questions we still had for them, but they cut the call after only 45 minutes or so.
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