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>TSMC has already started volume production of its next generation 7nm process; the first to incorporate its advanced EUV tech, and the node which should form the basis for AMD’s Zen 3 processors next year.
>TSMC claims that its 7nm+ design will still allow for chip creators to increase transistor density by 20% and reduce power consumption by 10% under the same operational load.
Zen 3 is what you need. Don't be impatient, your CPU can wait another year. WAIT and HOLD.
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so what you're saying is that zen3 will be a failed product?
But ssj3 is shit
I recall that SSJ3 uses way too much power.
i'm moving over to a gpu rendering set up anyway.
Yup.
It's orders of magnitude stronger, but goku's mortal body couldn't withstand its full power.
Gotenks could tough. But Gotenks is just an hack.
Nah, Zen 2 is good enough.
Specially if going by your chart.
Everything created during the buu saga was meant to job, so regular SSJ and Mr.Satan could win the day.
AMD doesn't have problems with power consumption or density, chiplets have already solved that. 7nm+ (EUV) doesn't increase performance, it might get lower (according to TSMC). It's good for GPUs though since those are big monolithic dies (Though I have no idea why, chiplets are screaming to be adopted in GPUs).
Chances are 7nm+ will only be used for GPUs and zen3 (or more likely zen2 refresh) will release on 5nm (which is real 7nm+, TSMCs naming is different from intel, 5nm is 7nm upgrade, like intel's 14nm++, while 7nm+ is a different process).
I am so very satisfied with my 2700x i am only goig to update to the last AM4 cpu to be released and then keep that for another 5 years
Nope, done waiting.
Zen 2 here I cum.