If Seznec's group is the one designing Royal, that would make the chief architect Debbie Marr. Not sure if that tells us anything, however. Not familiar with Intel's org chart at that level.
In theory, such a decision could be designated one level down, but in this particular case, you're probably right about Pat making the final call. If nothing else, any conflict between Core and Royal would have to be resolved at the top.
The 1380P will likely be a Higher binned/Speed Golden Cove CPU. All the info we have so far would indicate that Intel will only be releasing one CPU SKU with Raptor Cove Core(The 13900HX), The rest are Golden Cove rebranded. Which is very strange since Raptor Cove brings much improved efficiency, but it's highly likely that DLVR will be ported to this Golden Cove+ design
I think it's a nice catch, but overall I don't think it's all that too revealing in terms of potential predictions for royal cove.
My guess is that it involves crazy new features. Cores like Lion Cove seem to be the "wider, deeper, smarter" approach, considering it is rumored to go to 8 wide through out the core with a massive OOO. This could also be why Lion Cove is being confused by some leakers to be part of "Royal Core" (MLID). Lion Cove might end up being a huge uplift, but not part of Royal Core.
It seems like release SKU Grade CPU(All current Raptor Lake) have that feature fused(was available on early ES Samples)..
That's actually really interesting. Wonder why the ended up fusing it off. While it might not have been enough to beat Zen 4 in efficiency, it certainly would have been a great boost regardless. Perhaps they just wanted to make sure delays were not going to happen no matter what; this is Intel we are talking about after all haha
This is the actual thread where it was started:
I believe QXE has a ES 13700k. Not sure if it's QS or ES though. I might just ask him on discord.This is the actual thread where it was started:
Z690/Z790 & DLVR BIOS option
Recent Z690 Hero BIOS with a 13900K, under CPU power management there’s an option for “CPU DLVR Bypass Mode Enable”. https://ibb.co/ZT8xjD3 I would like to know if this option is active and what it actually does, as I cannot find any reference that Raptor Lake actually implements Intel’s new...rog.asus.com
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Anyone with an Early ES(Not QS) chip that would like to run some benchmarks with Enabled/Disabled to get an Understanding on performance/efficiency with that feature to be likely available on Raptor Lake Refresh and MTL
I was doubting the potential performance gain of a Raptor Lake Refresh for desktop, however the addition of DLVR can provide a 20% gain in efficiency or 7% gain in performance. Combined with an additional 50 or 150 mhz from an updated node, and potentially larger L3 cache akin to the core supposedly used for Emerald Rapids, I could see this refresh being a nice gain in performance, similar to raptor lake performance gain in ST potentially.
L3$ will remain the same for any Raptor Lake Refresh and Even the MTL Diagrams we have seen of Redwood Cove they will still retain a 3MiB per core.
Not copy and paste at the CPU ID level, but at the Core Level they are identical(Golden Cove Core)
They have the same L2$ on P cores as Golden Cove and the same L2$ on the e cores as Alder Lake(OG Gracemont Cores as opposed to the updated Raptormont cores found on K versions of Raptor Lake)
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