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Zen 5 Speculation (EPYC Turin and Strix Point/Granite Ridge - Ryzen 9000)
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Only way that makes sense to me is if it uses some new kind of packaging that's not compatible with any existing dies. I am skeptical.
Yesterday at 8:36 AM
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They are not available for when the first cards launch. I would expect Blackwell release to mirror Ada in that the initial launch just...
Yesterday at 8:34 AM
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AMD/ATi was the driving force behind a lot of the earlier GDDR standards, they co-operated with a memory manufacturer to develop both...
Thursday at 9:35 AM
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There is no reason to make ES chips clock high. You can do the testing you need at low clocks, and just setting clocks low means you...
Thursday at 7:26 AM
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I would like to note that the lower IPC score has 8GB of ram. Probably this means that the memory interface is not fully populated. I...
Wednesday at 3:12 PM
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By AMD's current naming scheme, any mobile products released this year should be the 8000 series. So of course they will be the 9000...
Wednesday at 8:41 AM
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What's the source on that? It would be a bit shocking to me for that to be true, GDDR7 is PAM3 and significantly different from GDDR6, a...
Tuesday at 2:59 PM
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Cache bandwidth is mostly irrelevant for client inference. Caching helps when you can batch requests, but for a client inference setup...
Monday at 10:53 AM
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All of the latest posts about other members and engaging in infighting instead of discussing Zen 5 were wished away to the cornfield...
Monday at 7:44 AM
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Zen2 and Zen3 are both "6 wide", but 6 "what" wide differs. Zen6 is 6 uop wide, that is, in the frontend the incoming x86 ops get split...
Apr 20, 2024
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I would caution you to be a little more careful about believing in Samsung announcements. They have previously announced a whole bunch...
Apr 18, 2024
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Two big reasons: Firstly, the cost of widening variable width decode is not linear, but exponential. This is the one big advantage that...
Apr 10, 2024
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I'd like to note that trying to divine AMD intentions from the product line is a bit fraught because the same rumors that led us to...
Apr 9, 2024
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I have this friend who has been wanting to change his GPU forever. He's still running an rx 480. Even ran RDR2 at a whopping 18 fps...
Apr 9, 2024
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