It's over AMD is finished

>TDP 255 W
>there is no warranty from Intel
lmao what the fuck

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Apparently this CPU won't even be available to consumers. It's for manufacturers to bid on.

Its one of the CPUs Intel sells to stock market traders. Used to be called blackops. Only ever seen one of them myself.

>14 core 28 threads
How? Isn't HT dead?

I can't see why the hell this CPU would be attractive to HFT traders.

>house fire
>Neighbourhood fire
>City Fire
>Country fire

higher clock speeds?

>14 cores at 5 niggerhertz when a 9900K already gives water coolers a decent workout
Uh...based I guess.

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>TWO
>HUNDRED
>FIFTY
>FIVE
>WATTS
>TEE
>DEE
>PEE

>Intel is listing this processor as 'off roadmap', meaning it won't come to retail. Instead of selling to end users directly, Intel will offer it to select OEMs via a series of auctions, held once a quarter, with the first auction scheduled for the third week of 2019. This means the price of the processor is not fixed, and will depend on how much each system integrator is willing to pay. We also learned that only three system integrators will be at the first auction.

>You can only buy this CPU if you buy a prebuilt
Nice.

*Higher is better

vs. FX 9590 Power consumption test WHEN

It uses more power than my neetbux can afford

Intel is going to auction these at 10k$ and there is nothing seething Jow Forumstards can do about it

gotta make up for millions in loss somehow kek

Difference is you can air cool a 9590 at 5ghz.

amd has awakened the dragon

Holy kek Intel is fucking hilarious. They're going to get shit on so badly it's not even funny. Brian, oh why Brian must you fuck shit up wherever you go?

>only sold at auction to OEMs
>255w (((tdp)))
sure, Intel will take so much market share with this low volume housefire

Absolute desperation.

$1000000000

You can't blame this on Brian. This is Swan's fault. Intel's running headless and this is one of the results.

Its over x86 is finished
SPARC T8 32core/256threads
5Ghz base

are you calling it the dragon because it's going to burn down my house

Big boy CPU has big boy power requirements, 1k PSUs are back baby.

oy vey

Things sure are different now.

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(Checked)
And kek'd.

No need for a heater now based.

HFT niggers need the lowest possible latencies, ie high clocks
They barely give any fucks about TDP
Still, this should use the trashy mesh which should be quite slow for HFT

>255W

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INTEL 28 CORE 5GHZ GLOBALFIRES

Leaked photo of Intel testing overclocked CPU in closed water loop

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>they likely can only build a few hundred a quarter, hence the one auction per quarter.

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it's "255W" TDP.

From the article:
>"...which means the peak power will be higher. Motherboard vendors will have to support 420 amps on the power delivery for the chip (which at 1.3 volts would be 546 watts), and up to 30 amps per core."

And the best part:
>no warranty

Intel is afraid...

>competition doesn't matter until it does but then it's not fair

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You don't have to beat the competition if you burn the whole planet with 1770W globalfires :)

>initially sold at closed auction once per quarter to three system builders with no warranty available
I can't even tell if this is desperation anymore

Intel you are drunk. Go home.
When you sober up, you need to chop heads in your marketing department. They are still living like it is late 2000s-2010s where they never dealt with genuine competition.
AMD won the short-term got over it. Go back and address your foundry issues and move beyond a highly evolved Core-2 design.

That's literally insane

>255W TDP

This guy is using an engineering sample.

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>255W heater that runs on 400W power

>Motherboard vendors will have to support 420 amps on the power delivery for the chip (which at 1.3 volts would be 546 watts), and up to 30 amps per core.

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>255W

are we going to see motherboards with beefy cooling for the power vrm?

>Buildzoid here
>YouTube explodes

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Cue in the obligatory "7980XE release in US" meme picture.

tdp != power draw

tdp is a measure of heat output by the processor and the amount of cooling required to dissipate heat generated by the cpu.

>420 amps
Jesus

>420 amps on the power delivery for the chip (which at 1.3 volts would be 546 watts)
FUCK

Nigga HFT has been all AI for years, they need all the parallel processing they can get

>420 blaze it

when you have to use liquid nitrogen just to get 5 more FPS in Fortnite, shit gets retarded even for Intel fans

Given this is only gonna be offered in prebuilts, how badly do you think the OEM's are gonna fuck the power/cooling requirements for it?
Think they'll need to roll their own mobos, just for this chip?

something very special is happening at intel hq i'm sure, like potato tier special

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they'll partner up with the usual mobo oems to make their own odm-branded mobos. It'll be interesting to see how they'll cool this beast of a processor.

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>255 W
lol

It's just a binned 9940X. With that TDP liquid cooling is already a necessity so you may as well get a 9980XE and OC it yourself.

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Holy kek, it's the FX-9590 all over again except MORE.

>255w for the 14x4.0Ghz clocks
>666w for 14x5.0Ghz

underrated bost

They're only doing this to keep on the top of the benchmark charts right? (as a PR move)

Except they won't (zen2 > this bs).

>420 fucking amps
you know where else they use this much power?
welding
it's possible the chips will weld themselves to the board

that meme has never been more relevant

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Absolutely based

That's at 1.3V, so it's "just" ~550W. Welding uses much higher voltages and therefore much more power.

Luckly it is not a real product, but something they will sell for select few people.

Intel put Raja in charge of everything.

it's mostly amps that heat shit up
thats why transit lines use high voltage/low amps
I wouldnt be suprised if those chips caused some small spotwelds on connectors

True, but doesn't really matter.
When it comes to heating, current is the only thing that matters. That's why you can have millions of watts going through power lines at high voltage and low current, then exchange voltage for current with a transformer and melt metal with much lower voltage and higher current

its also becasue amps get lost in long wires

You sure mean volts, or maybe watts.
The current will be the same on both ends.

ohms literally lower amps onii-chan

an where do you thing that lost energy is going?
heating is direct result of resistance

i wasnt trying to prove you wrong about amps heating

kys

>auction only

So they couldn't even push out a decent batch of these to compete with Zen 2?

> 2950X
> 16 core / 32 threads
> 180W
> 64 PCIe lanes
> up to 4.4GHz
> $880

vs

> i9 9940X
> 14 core / 28 threads
> 165W
> 44 PCIe lanes
> up to 4.5GHz
> $1380

Is Intel even trying?

Did someone measure the Rome package yet? If so, does it fit in the TR4 socket? Things could get absolutely crazy in the HEDT space.

Note: Intel's TDP calculates only base clock. With AVX and full turbo, its 400+ watts for sure.

looks too big

>i9 9940X
>165W

>limited bin chips for $2500

Gotta jew fast

>100 W heat on the pcb traces alone
good thing those are made of FR4 these days