Discussion ARM Cortex/Neoverse IP + SoCs (no custom cores) Discussion

[LightningDust]

Talking again but with something in mind: A78 should be the next small core. Those are extremely efficient and powerful at the same time.

Wait. For things like thermometers?? Why not throw in a hundred Neoverse-V3's and call it a day?

 

[soresu]

Wait. For things like thermometers?? Why not throw in a hundred Neoverse-V3's and call it a day?

For a thermometer or other type of simple sensor equipment anything beyond a microcontroller is surplus to need.

Even an A5x/A5xx/Cx Nano core would be overkill.

The point is to draw as little power as possible leaving it for the sensor itself to do its job.

 

[LightningDust]

For a thermometer or other type of simple sensor equipment anything beyond a microcontroller is surplus to need.

Even an A5x/A5xx/Cx Nano core would be overkill.

The point is to draw as little power as possible leaving it for the sensor itself to do its job.

I know. That was my exact point. Hence the sarcastic mention of a hundred Neoverse V3's.

 

[soresu]

I know. That was my exact point. Hence the sarcastic mention of a hundred Neoverse V3's.

Oh ye I was really replying to the person you were.

 

[DZero]

I know. That was my exact point. Hence the sarcastic mention of a hundred Neoverse V3's.

Well, the in-order cores are no longer useful for the current phones and the apps, which relies more on OoO cores.

 

[regen1]

AWS introduces Graviton5: the company’s most powerful and efficient CPU

Fifth generation chip provides the best price performance for a broad range of workloads in Amazon EC2.

www.aboutamazon.com

 

[DrMrLordX]

@regen1

That's interesting. Wonder how the pricing will stack up vs Graviton 4's introductory rates.

 

[NTMBK]

Wait. For things like thermometers?? Why not throw in a hundred Neoverse-V3's and call it a day?

Personally I don't trust any thermometer without SVE2 support

 

[DZero]

Personally I don't trust any thermometer without SVE2 support

Still, you might play Doom on it

 

[LightningZ71]

But can it run... (Checks notes) Crysis?

 

[Nothingness]

But can it run... (Checks notes) Crysis?

I thought this had switched to Cyberpunk 2077.

 

[DrMrLordX]

It will always be Crysis.

 

[LightningZ71]

It's the new rage. Collecting a bushel of dollar store digital pregnancy tests, flashing them with a new firmware to enable their low power wireless modules, configuring them as a Beowulf cluster to software render crisis on the head node.

/S

 

[DrMrLordX]

It's the new rage. Collecting a bushel of dollar store digital pregnancy tests, flashing them with a new firmware to enable their low power wireless modules, configuring them as a Beowulf cluster to software render crisis on the head node.

/S

That sure beats playing Skyrim on a refrigerator.

 

[regen1]

AWS introduces Graviton5: the company’s most powerful and efficient CPU

Fifth generation chip provides the best price performance for a broad range of workloads in Amazon EC2.

www.aboutamazon.com

Spoiler

12-Channel DDR5-8800

 

[poke01]

Inside Nvidia GB10’s Memory Subsystem, from the CPU Side

GB10 is a collaboration between Nvidia and Mediatek that brings Nvidia’s Blackwell architecture into an integrated GPU.

chipsandcheese.com

The CPU portion of GB10 is bad to say the least. I hope they don’t use this exact config in consumer N1