1) New memory controller with partial error correction for nonECC memory
2) Desktop processor with two (2 CCD) chiplets on board, 32 threads maximum
3) New MBIST (Memory built-in self-test)
4) Core watchdog - is a fail/safe function used to reset a system in case the microprocessor gets lost due to address or data errors
5) XFR - at the moment I do not see anything special about it, the algorithm and limits have been updated. Scalar Controll come back with new processors.
6) Updated core control has a symmetric configuration of the active cores . In 2CCD configurations, each chiplet has its own RAM channel in order to minimize latency to memory access. 1 channel on 8 cores will be a bottleneck if you use the system in the default state.
Few ryzen 2 features
Jordan Johnson
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Parker Cook
Should I get 2300X for $103 or Just ® Wait ™ for a 3300 (~111, I guess?) for MUH GAYUMZ only?
Elijah Adams
schedule.gdconf.com
we will know in march 20
Jaxon Cox
How the fuck are they going to do "partial error correction" without ECC? Level 4 cache?
John Richardson
>march 20
AAARRRGGGHHH FUCKING WHEN
I CAN'T WAIT ™ FOR SO LONG
Angel Clark
Does it have an AVX512 equivalent yet?
Henry Richardson
either a shared big l4 or a small private one ala arm
Carter Watson
why? is there a desktop intel cpu with the full avx set on it?
LOL only fucking platinum have it all
James Foster
>A feature that throttles the CPU so badly that it's faster to not use it.
Intoddlers btfo, etc.
True if big.
Dominic Turner
These ones have it user.
It excels in some areas where Ryzen has typically had a niche.
Owen Ward
no they dont intel never gave full avx 512 support to anything but platinums
avx 512 is a big selling point for them
Carter Ross
Your own chart shows exactly what I just said. Core-X CPUs have it, and it's the same feature as the skylake Xeon. Knight's Landing is Xeon Phi - a coprocessor on a card - not a platinum.
Asher Russell
How much faster will it run games?
Josiah Fisher
Will they fix the input lag?
Colton Collins
It won't. Gayumz need MHz, not cores
Wyatt Barnes
>core x have it
do you even read user?
Nicholas Hernandez
Skylake xeon and core x are in the same fucking bubble, I don't know what you're not getting here.
Gavin Barnes
oh look it's your fucking xeon platinum. guess what. it's a skylake xeon per the highlight. which in turn has the same avx512 tech as core-x per your graph.
Isaiah Cox
maybe you should google what each codename means user
Connor Morris
Actually leveraging AVX512 to its fullest is really complicated.
TBQH, I don't understand why intel is trying to push for it so hard when it has so many drawbacks from power and size. For those kinds of workloads, you should just use an accelerator. They're fucking made for that exact purpose and do it better.
Charles Smith
Look, even the i3 has it.
techreport.com
Angel Hall
jesus he still continues
en.wikichip.org
there is not a single DESKTOP cpu that support all of the IS of the avx 512 only fucking platinums
Jayden Cruz
Maybe you should read your own sources. Again this only supports my arguments.
Justin Long
>supports my arguments
because its a well known fact that intel doesnt compartmentalize its features so that they can sell their xeons right?
with your mentality whats the point of buying a xeon since in reality all of the cpu's support full avx and ecc?
Dylan Phillips
Just to head off any confusion about the items in your chart showing additional AVX512 support beyond Skylake X, those are future CPUs and/or Xeon Phi coprocessors.
Charles Stewart
Now this is a marketing argument since you can't win the technical argument? lol.
Actually the enthusiast CPUs don't support ECC, so that's one reason someone might want a Xeon. Actually the graphic I just posted shows lack of ECC support on Enthusiast/X series, so it sounds like you didn't read that either.
James Martin
Nigga, I've been waiting™ for almost 3 years. You can wait. You probably should be buying over BF or the holidays anyway.
Austin Richardson
Marketing is fun too though I guess. Here are some reasons someone might buy a Xeon, beyond ECC:
Additional Omnipath links for dual/quad CPUs. Integrated Arria FPGA in Xeon 'P' models. Xeon boards available with NVLINK 'slots' for highest performance GPU coprocessing. Xeon supports FB-DIMMS for multi-terabyte RAM configurations. Xeon supports NVDIMMs for non-volatile 'memory. Xeon has models with more cores. etc.
Caleb Anderson
you must be joking
hrtapps.com
Grayson Ross
Joking about what? ECC? The article you linked is about a machine with a Xeon and ECC. If you expect me to read the whole article to sleuth out what your point is, then feel free to go fuck yourself.
Eli Murphy
Why isn't AMD increasing mhz, then?
Noah Howard
You would have more longevity if you decided to get the new amd chips. If you just started build a pc, that's the best option. For myself, I didn't know that amd had a new chip line up so I'm stuck with a 2400g for a little while. Still is a gud fuckin chip, it is
Isaiah Reyes
>a xeon an a ecc
>convinietly seeps out the benchmarks between the xeos and the "HEDT" cpus that suppose it have the full avx 512 set
Jose Ortiz
In English, if you can, please.
Hudson Adams
Core x series does supoport avx512 instructioon set while zen doesnt
Xavier Sullivan
It's expensive
Owen Foster
>BF
Excuse me?
Benjamin Gomez
Yeah and it's even shittier in gayms LUL
Dylan Campbell
But avx512 is really just not worth the die area it's printed on. Better off making more cache than that bloat.
Jaxson James
>1) New memory controller with partial error correction for nonECC memory
That's a DDR4 spec thing, it's already existent on DDR4 memory controllers.
Carson Davis
Can you give a link to info on this? I can't find anything.
Christopher James
>chiplets
Zachary Parker
those are cool and all but it still wont dethrone intel lmao