Intel announced a 28 core bingbus (they went back from mesh) 5GHz nightmare that they intend to sell to consumers. No mention of TDP. I wonder why.
>$1500 HPTX motherboard
>compressor-refrigerated liquid cooling loop to keep temps manageable
>3 6-pin and 3 8-pin connectors
>16 phase VRMs
>actively cooled VRMs and controllers plugged into the CPU fan connector
>actually running with a hidden RX570 - displayed SLI 1080 Tis do not show up in their Cinebench report
>probably soldered
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I wouldn't mind having one of the new i7-8086ks
truly powerful
It's awesome but pointless.
The fuck is a bingbus?
dunno, but it sounds lewd.
I wanna stick muh peepee in one, now.
Okay so I'm just trying to understand the power adapter config.
Is it 2x 8 pin CPU...
Then 2x 8 pin PCIE...
and another 2x 6 pin PCIE?
So that it works with a standard high end power supply, instead of requiring a dual configuration?
So it pulls
65w from 24 pin motherboard 12v
2x 144w from 8 pin cpu ??? (unsure on standard)
2x 150w from 8 pin PCIE
2x 75w from 6 pin PCIE
Is this thing actually supposed to go up to 800w just to meet the power standards?
Any other anons are free to chime in if I'm misunderstanding what we're looking at here.
Nibba I'm still trying to figure out what a bingbus is let alone what the power supply requirement is gonna be.
Well, remember the power consumption for a 5ghz 18 core 7980XE?
You're probably not wrong.