chernobog, do you know galego?
I was going to say the same thing.
The first rule of showing calculations is showing your work.Btw, I calculated Haswell is going to be faster than Steamroller. My calculation is based on seeing the same trend now that I've seen every time AMD is about to release a new CPU for the last decade.
The first rule of showing calculations is showing your work.
"Could"... "May".....
All pointless time wasting speculation. I am reminded of something Red Dawn used to say over a decade ago on these very forums. He probably still says it wherever he is. Forgive me if I don't get it exactly correct.
"If my aunt had balls she would be my uncle."
If a certain member starting with G - stops activity posting wise.. well just saying.
@Chernobog:
Dear dis-illusioned AMD fan (because you are one, in my humble oppinion).
Remember Bulldozer?
Remember how estimating from internal slides went?
Remember how listening to a direct employee from within the Marketing Arm of AMD went?
What makes you think on a worse process too - that AMD can somehow increase ST\MT 20% on constrained budgets - after laying off a SIZEABLE chunk of they're talent.
Can somehow turn it around - on a uARCH that's been described as well nearly as bad as Netburst - within 2 small years?
Do you think this is "logicly fallable" within your own personal judgement?
Do you think it's probable given the scenario AMD is in?
If yes - please stop posting any pro AMD thread again - and wait til SR is released.
(especially the FX as you claim) - and then watch and enjoy rubbing it in all the "pro" intel people here.
Why would you (after twice in a row failing with uArch's upon released performance results vs pre-marketing slides) - not atleast say "Hey... it looks pretty good - but lets wait til we get actual results!" ?
Why?
I've got nothing against AMD, but with the way they're going all I can say is I'll believe it when I see it.
again they were relatively accurate with jaguar...
And inaccurate with everything else...
And still nothing to challenge Intel. That's the rub. AMD was able to do this once, sice then the enthusiasts have had a bad case of wishful thinking for 10 years. Erecting threads like this. It fizzles out as soon as the product releases, rinse and repeat a year later.
Vishera was an improvement over Zambezi. Zambezi should have been performing at Vishera levels to begin with and Vishera should have been an improvemt over that. Pretty weak argument when it only works when you factor in just how bad its predecessor was.
not the point though, their marketing was accurate for the past 3 releases
It's exactly the point if we're sticking to the topic of Steamroller crushing Haswell.
Besides that, Vishera is still a bad example. "accurate" marketing by virtue of inaccurate marketing on it's predecessor isn't something to brag about. That's an important distinction. If their claims were accurate for Zambezi and accurate again for Vishera, an 8 core Vishera would easily compete with i7's in just about anything.
jaguar was right on point...
And if SR is godsend - then they'd tell us.
If Intel had a SB or Conroe up their sleaves with Haswell they'd tell us.
They had a perf\watt mobile chip on their sleave - not a Desktop performance one.
Exactly.
K8 for desktop we heard about half to a full year in advance or so with full fanfare.
Conroe for desktop.
Nehalem for servers.
SB for desktop.
IB for laptops.
HW for laptops.
AMD tried the lies for PR with Phenom and Bulldozer uarchs. But it was so obvious it wouldnt happen.
I dont think AMD does as much as it used to, probably after it got rightly burned after the BD release. I mean, look at Jaguar - it did everything AMD said it would, but they didnt shout about it from the rooftops.
