No that's not him. I forgot about bepo, but ye I think he was the first person to say Intel 4 was going to clock bad.
Intel did share that graph btw, and it showed Intel 4 better throughout the power curve vs Intel 7 an reaching higher clocks, but some people are concerned about the max frequency of Intel 4.
Nah, as @Geddagod said, it was david bepo on twitter who's been claiming huge, GHz+ frequency penalties for Intel 4. Can't find the precise tweet in question, but it's not like the specifics matter. Though MLID has also claimed an unspecified penalty.
Though obviously it's hard to get a truly apples to apples comparison. Even if RWC is basically just a GLC shrink, backend optimizations can swing things by a couple hundred MHz in some cases. I wouldn't be surprised if MTL misses RPL clocks, but I think the processes should be at least roughly comparable at peak.
The first "Apples to Apples" Comparison of Ice Lake and Sapphire Rapids. Core for Core, Same Benchmark, Same OS and about the same clock(3 Ghz vs 2.9 Ghz)
The IPC lift is on point(as Intel Claimed)
The IPC lift is on point(as Intel Claimed)
I will be shocked if we don’t see a new product out of Intel next year. If the rumors of multiple X3D AMD SKUs are true, Intel is going to struggle with sales.
I think Meteor Lake will land in q3 or q4 of next year.
I think Meteor Lake will land in q3 or q4 of next year.
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Mass production ahead of schedule in 2024 Intel's big move "1.8nm" is not hidden: the list of customers will be announced next year
> Intel has not mentioned who the specific customers of the 18A process are, which is also very concerned by the market,
> and now the Intel CFO has finally given a time point, saying that they will publish the list of 18A customers early next year,
> and it seems that there is more than one, and there is even a company closely related to the US Department of Defense.
If Intel 4 is never, Intel 3 is never, Intel 20A is never... BUT Intel 18A is sure in 2H24?
I suspect Intel 18A has been proved to be financial by non-competitive contract.
Mass production ahead of schedule in 2024 Intel's big move "1.8nm" is not hidden: the list of customers will be announced next year
2024年提前量产 Intel大招“1.8nm”不藏着了：明年公布客户名单
Intel日前在IEDM 2022大会上又公布了一系列先进工艺的进展，2030年希望能造出集成1万亿晶体管的芯片，是当前密度的10倍以上，可谓雄心勃勃。在这个过程中，Intel的先进工艺会不断提升，我们之
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> and now the Intel CFO has finally given a time point, saying that they will publish the list of 18A customers early next year,
> and it seems that there is more than one, and there is even a company closely related to the US Department of Defense.
If Intel 4 is never, Intel 3 is never, Intel 20A is never... BUT Intel 18A is sure in 2H24?
I suspect Intel 18A has been proved to be financial by non-competitive contract.
Yes, there will be plenty of new products, for starter the non K SKUs(Alder Lake Refresh), the H, HS, HX Raptor Lake models and of course the KS model at the very top 13900KS.
For 2024 they will likely do a Raptor Lake Refresh with Intel 7+ and different SKUs.
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No.
Does Raptor Lake refresh count? That's Intel's chance to put more of their 13-series products on actual Raptor Lake, rather than the small number of SKUs available now.
The performance difference will likely be ugly, but we don't know what the volume will be like on those X3D parts.
My prediction is limited volume in Q4, with full volume by Q1 of 2024.
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Tell me you are kidding.
Technology is not the solution, people are. Uncontrolled usage is the problem. If EVERYONE was careful of spending(money/power/resources) then it'd be 100x any tech would do you. Also that is parroting what the elites are trying to tell you, that the lowly citizen are at fault, when big portion of the problem is THEIR policy.
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I still stick to the idea that July-September 2013 we'll see 5W Meteorlake, since the Jan 3 launch doesn't include Raptorlake M. This is very similar to the Core M situation. Then a few months later(likely Jan 3 2024) we'll see Meteorlake-S/U/P/H. This also mirrors the situation with 14nm, where it had a difficult ramp.
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This timeframe was much closer before. It was merely a quarter gap. If the improve execution, they might close it again. But yea CPUs are more than just process being ready now. Chiplets complicate this equation further.
If we're all spitballing, might as well throw my hat into the ring. I'd say 50% confidence interval for an announcement/launch event in October-ish, with a small selection of premium devices on shelves for Black Friday/Holiday shopping. 90% confidence interval would be the same criteria, but announcement delayed till CES, so basically +1Q. Either way, I'd expect more mainstream laptop availability to lag roughly a quarter behind the premium/flagship ones.
Think they'll start with U/P, and announce M and H separately sometime in the following months. S, rumors seem to say is coming quite a bit later.
Think they'll start with U/P, and announce M and H separately sometime in the following months. S, rumors seem to say is coming quite a bit later.
There really isn't an M anymore and Raptor-U is included in the Jan 3 rumors. If there's no "9" W versions though, you might be on to something.
I doubt you will see Meteor-S actually get released given the Raptor Refresh rumors. You can do both on mobile but not on desktop. I suppose they could do 65 W B models like they did with Tiger Lake but I don't think you can really call that desktop.
I think they'll still do a desktop release of some kind for the same reasons that pushed them to release Rocket Lake. But hopefully they've learned not to push that into the enthusiast/gaming market.
Intel Workstation CPU will make their debut Soon. We know of the W9, W7, W5 SKUs, but not HEDT-X yet means that HEDT has been Killed by Progress.
Raptor Lake-S Refresh leaked as true. Meteor Lake-S not showing up, at best, until early 2024. Rumors about MTL-S and ARL-S both showing up in 2024 as a dual lineup is seeming more and more likely.
That is true, MTL-S is not a 2023 product. I don't think we will ever see a MTL-S. Just the mobile Limited SKUs by late 2023 in China.
13900KS TVB Speed of 6 Ghz
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an additional 200 Mhz speed is what Intel will be using to counter AMD X3D onslaught, Will it be enough? Does it bring better Memory controller and allow 8Ghz DDR5 RAM?
Intel Leak Confirms Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs In Q3 2023 - Sapphire Rapids Xeon-W2400, Xeon W-3400, Core i9-13900KS Specs & Platform Details
A major Intel roadmap and slide deck have leaked out which confirms Raptor Lake, Sapphire Rapids Workstation CPU specs & platform details.
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an additional 200 Mhz speed is what Intel will be using to counter AMD X3D onslaught, Will it be enough? Does it bring better Memory controller and allow 8Ghz DDR5 RAM?
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RPL-R speculation
High probability:
+100-200 MHz clocks (6Ghz)
improved ringbus speeds
Maybe:
+300 MHz clocks (6GHz+)
increased L3 cache (rumored to be in Emerald rapids)
negligible to slight IPC uplifts (from cache and maybe some more tweaks)
This is just for fun
architecture is a backport of meteor lake's redwood cove (maybe a 5 or so percent uplift in IPC)
separate L4 cache like on Broadwell
Trolling:
RPL-R is a monolithic CPU on Intel 4 (LOL)
High probability:
+100-200 MHz clocks (6Ghz)
improved ringbus speeds
Maybe:
+300 MHz clocks (6GHz+)
increased L3 cache (rumored to be in Emerald rapids)
negligible to slight IPC uplifts (from cache and maybe some more tweaks)
This is just for fun
architecture is a backport of meteor lake's redwood cove (maybe a 5 or so percent uplift in IPC)
separate L4 cache like on Broadwell
Trolling:
RPL-R is a monolithic CPU on Intel 4 (LOL)
You are being too optimistic on your assumptions. RPL-R is not a backport of MTL.RPL-R speculation
High probability:
+100-200 MHz clocks (6Ghz)
improved ringbus speeds
Maybe:
+300 MHz clocks (6GHz+)
increased L3 cache (rumored to be in Emerald rapids)
negligible to slight IPC uplifts (from cache and maybe some more tweaks)
This is just for fun
architecture is a backport of meteor lake's redwood cove (maybe a 5 or so percent uplift in IPC)
separate L4 cache like on Broadwell
Trolling:
RPL-R is a monolithic CPU on Intel 4 (LOL)
Emerald Rapids is just Raptor Lake on the server.
Which is why I headed the RPL-R being a backport with "this is just for fun"
Raichu thinks EMR has increased L3 cache compared to SPR. Or maybe L2, he just said "increased cache in the interconnect".
Also Raptor Cove seems to be closer to GLC server than anything else really. Raptor Cove and GLC server have the same amount of L2 cache at 2MB. The only improvements RPL seems to bring is a slightly tweaked prefetcher and a slightly tweaked node.
4 Memory Channel, 45 MiB of total L3 is not gonna cut it for HEDT anymore.
Can we just agree that Intel HEDT-X line is just not going to happen and that they are just releasing Xeon Workstation product SKUs for the 1S segment and their 2S Workstation System will be just Regular Xeon Platinum based on Sapphire Rapids.
How many of you are impressed by The Xeon W SKUs?
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There is a 3000 series that has the full 8 channels. This is probally the "LCC" - 24 cores and half the memory channels and lanes. It's still going to be a very big die for 10 nm. Whether these products make sense to buy versus say Threadripper Pro is an open question sure.
Edit: And pretty sure Xeon W has always been 1S only.
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So you post a picture listing four -X processors and post that -X is not going to happen in the same post? Please expand on what it is you are trying to say. Otherwise what you posted looks like gibberish. It seems like you are trying to add opinions as fact without stating your opinions.
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