AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

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24-07-2019, 10:11 AM
HEXUS

AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

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Possible Xbox Project Scarlett SoC appeared in the UserBenchmark database briefly.

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24-07-2019, 11:06 AM
GinoLatino

Re: AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

" it is uses "?????
24-07-2019, 01:18 PM
The Hand

Re: AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

If it has a Navi 10 lite, having a Rx 5700 might keep you in the gaming picture for a long time then.
25-07-2019, 03:49 AM
Shane74

Re: AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

I'd be interested in updating my NUC to a new one with this SOC.
My Skull Canyon is a great little HTPC under the tv but lacks the gpu grunt to do any gaming other than lego games.
25-07-2019, 11:53 AM
persimmon

Re: AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

AS shane74 but I'd prefer Cheaper, (4c8T) or better GPU side .. possiibly user choice?? 10w cpu /40w GPU vs 25w CPU/ 25w GPU
27-07-2019, 04:37 PM
Xlucine

Re: AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

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Originally Posted by persimmon

AS shane74 but I'd prefer Cheaper, (4c8T) or better GPU side .. possiibly user choice?? 10w cpu /40w GPU vs 25w CPU/ 25w GPU

8 zen2 cores boosting to 3.2 GHz isn't going to matter much to the power budget, especially if it does have a navi 10 GPU.

I wonder if it'll have a bog-standard zen2 chiplet in the same package as a GPU block that also provides IO? If Navi10 already has the IF communication stuff hiding somewhere on the die then you could make a "SoC" (SiP, for System in Package?) for a next-gen console entirely out of chips that are already shipping
27-07-2019, 08:37 PM
aidanjt

Re: AMD Flute SoC with Zen 2 CPU and Navi 10 Lite GPU spotted

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Originally Posted by Xlucine

8 zen2 cores boosting to 3.2 GHz isn't going to matter much to the power budget, especially if it does have a navi 10 GPU.

Yup, you can really step back the voltage a whole heap at that frequency. Who knows what Navi10 lite means power wise, not a huge deal of voltage there either, I'd imagine.

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Originally Posted by Xlucine

I wonder if it'll have a bog-standard zen2 chiplet in the same package as a GPU block that also provides IO? If Navi10 already has the IF communication stuff hiding somewhere on the die then you could make a "SoC" (SiP, for System in Package?) for a next-gen console entirely out of chips that are already shipping

CPU will almost certainly be the same. I imagine the I/O die is different if this is a sample package for the consoles, it'll have to talk to GDDR6 memory, and dynamically share it between the CPU and GPU dies.