>For a 2P "Rome" system, there are a total of 16 chiplets, and SANDRA makes a distinction between 16 MB L3 cache and 2x 8 MB L3 cache for the Ryzen 7 2700X, which features two 4-core CCX units, each with 8 MB L3 cache. With SANDRA detecting "16 x 16 MB L3" for a 2P 64-core "Rome" system, it becomes highly likely that each of the 8-core chiplets features a monolithic 16 MB L3 cache, and that its 8 cores are clumped into a single CCX, rather than two quad-core CCX units
>Intel's going to be BTFO'd They've literally already BTFO'd THEMSELVES by their OWN hands, lel. See here .
Parker Ortiz
Stop shilling your inferior product here, all we ever see are AMD threads night and day. Ever since Zen released it is like AMD fanboys forgot how AMD has a reputation of releasing shit products and the same goes for Intel but guess what nobody shills for Intel here because they are winning regardless of how many shit products they release. You guys just came into the game after the failure that was the FX series, and now you think you are the shit. Need I remind you that at the end of the day AMD will always be at the bottom and I want VIA and IBM to come into the game and kick your shit in real good.
>SANDRA can't detect Zen 2 fully properly yet >It's obviously only an engineering sample (which we ALREADY know of being able to do stable 2.35GHz on all 64 cores WITH AIR)
Jayden Perez
>Intel clocks drop to 2.1ghz on their 28 core chip >AMD hits 1.4 on a 64 core chip
