Read more.Looks like a close challenger to the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X.
Read more.Looks like a close challenger to the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X.
Hopefully it is,because that is the only way we can hope to get cheaper AMD CPUs. That is OFC assuming Intel decides to have a premium over what AMD is selling!
Quite laughable tbh, now it's "Intel is a close challenger"
So probably a competitor to a future AMD 5800 non-X which will likely have half the TDP. Hopefully this will result in Rocket Lake being pretty damn cheap.
Impressive what they can achieve on 14++++, but even if they reached performance parity TDP will be behind like HW90 said.
Unless they bring out 16c/32t+ option I'm still going AMD on my next build, for me 8c/16t just isn't enough of a 'long term' upgrade (I don't just game)
Anything over 8c is likely to get rather toasty on 14nm though.
Also, the even Intel have moved some mobile and server parts away from 14nm, big dies would leave them capacity constrained.
Plus the power usage would mean 16c or so would have to clock so low it won't be competitive.
RAJA should 'simply' take the CEO seat or that company will be a green badge.
I am actually impressed on how far they have pushed this 14nm process. Unfortunately, this also means there will be plenty of heat :/
Hopefully we see the same kind of discount on these as we saw on cascade lake X (relative to the previous gen).
Although come to think of it, even with the discount cascade lake X is looking pretty steep compared to zen3 now...
Considering the 10900k pulled 300 watts, I wonder if Intel will be going for 400 with this one. LOL
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