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Discussion Intel’s Unified Core

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511 said:
most of the software libraries for example even Geekbench uses TBB. Cinebench uses one of Intels rendering libraries.
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So is Embree still part of Redshift or was it dropped along the way? Or is Redshift used for GPU only in Cinebench and CPU path, while improved, does still stick to Embree?
 
MS_AT said:
So is Embree still part of Redshift or was it dropped along the way? Or is Redshift used for GPU only in Cinebench and CPU path, while improved, does still stick to Embree?
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Embree is still part of the CPU path afaik no idea in regards to GPU
 
511 said:
Nope Titan is indeed Unified otherwise it won't be getting Cooper Shark the core code name is different from Project code name just like for Royal Core the core had a different codename
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TTL reuses RZL CPUs.
Hammer Lake is the first UC part.
 
Let's go with the truth of the above discussion regarding RZL/TTL/HML core IP being both right and wrong at the same time 😉 Part of the reason for such is that Intel's starting to make proper use of their tiled design approach to mix and match IPs to better address market demands/timelines. (eg, see the recent rumor of a socketed NVL+12Xe part.)
 
Khato said:
Let's go with the truth of the above discussion regarding RZL/TTL/HML core IP being both right and wrong at the same time 😉 Part of the reason for such is that Intel's starting to make proper use of their tiled design approach to mix and match IPs to better address market demands/timelines. (eg, see the recent rumor of a socketed NVL+12Xe part.)
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Uhh they can launch a PTL 12Xe part relatively easily though nothing is stopping them except themselves on 1851
 
511 said:
Uhh they can launch a PTL 12Xe part relatively easily though nothing is stopping them except themselves on 1851
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If Intel had decided to develop and release the desktop variant of PTL then this would be the case.
 
So Copper Shark is an E-Core, looks like. I think we may be confused by the Golden Eagle thing - is THAT a P-Core or E-Core? And from which generation? Possibly the old table that assigned it to Razor Lake was wrong?
 
Jan Olšan said:
So Copper Shark is an E-Core, looks like. I think we may be confused by the Golden Eagle thing - is THAT a P-Core or E-Core? And from which generation? Possibly the old table that assigned it to Razor Lake was wrong?
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Copper shark is P and Golden Eagle is E
 
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