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I'll be surprised if the 13th clears a whole lot up, though.
You're probably right. I very much doubt we get any meaningful numbers as far as performance is concerned. What would be nice is to at least get a preview of the SKU lineup.

My circa ~2011 i5 2500K build is starting to have problems. I'm getting random lock ups and freezes, red and blue screens of death. Could be the mobo, could be the memory, could be the PSU (doubtful, quality Seasonic unit), could be something else. Regardless, its time for me to build a new rig seeing as I refuse to spend over $400 for an 8-core processor, I'm really hoping AMD delivers with Zen and SOON!
 
You're probably right. I very much doubt we get any meaningful numbers as far as performance is concerned. What would be nice is to at least get a preview of the SKU lineup.

My circa ~2011 i5 2500K build is starting to have problems. I'm getting random lock ups and freezes, red and blue screens of death. Could be the mobo, could be the memory, could be the PSU (doubtful, quality Seasonic unit), could be something else. Regardless, its time for me to build a new rig seeing as I refuse to spend over $400 for an 8-core processor, I'm really hoping AMD delivers with Zen and SOON!
I would like to see what happens when Intel feels some pressure, so I want Zen to put pressure on Intel.

We need to move CPU development forward.
 
I would like to see what happens when Intel feels some pressure, so I want Zen to put pressure on Intel.
Pentiums with HTT and a k model i3,that's about as much pressure as intel felt from ZEN.

It's not like the biggest cpu maker in the world doesn't have the best inside into the possibilities and potential for what AMD might be able to make,they don't have to wait for ZEN to release they already have the best and the worst case scenarios figured out long ago.
 
Pentiums with HTT and a k model i3,that's about as much pressure as intel felt from ZEN.

It's not like the biggest cpu maker in the world doesn't have the best inside into the possibilities and potential for what AMD might be able to make,they don't have to wait for ZEN to release they already have the best and the worst case scenarios figured out long ago.
Agree with the latter but not the former.

The chance Zen will come anywhere near Intel 2017 is miniscule. It would need an absolute miracle. Opteron style.

But there's certainly a much bigger chance that Zen will surprise them with something(s).

My prediction is as follows:
Any good performance and you'll definitely see worthy leaks in December. If not, it's nothing more than the past 6 years in terms of competitiveness. Hit 1, Miss 6.

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If they want customer don't buy an INTEL system for christmas, they must give a reason to wait at least january... They should give a solid, convincing, bench (a game, i presume)... Otherwise customers will stick to INTEL...
 
If they want customer don't buy an INTEL system for christmas, they must give a reason to wait at least january... They should give a solid, convincing, bench (a game, i presume)... Otherwise customers will stick to INTEL...

There are millions of people buy today because they dont know about what is coming next week or month or they simple dont care and they want to get something today.

Only people like us wait for 2-3 or 6 months for the next new arch and we are the minority.
 
You're probably right. I very much doubt we get any meaningful numbers as far as performance is concerned. What would be nice is to at least get a preview of the SKU lineup.

My circa ~2011 i5 2500K build is starting to have problems. I'm getting random lock ups and freezes, red and blue screens of death. Could be the mobo, could be the memory, could be the PSU (doubtful, quality Seasonic unit), could be something else. Regardless, its time for me to build a new rig seeing as I refuse to spend over $400 for an 8-core processor, I'm really hoping AMD delivers with Zen and SOON!

What if Zen 8 core costs more than $400?
 
There are millions of people buy today because they dont know about what is coming next week or month or they simple dont care and they want to get something today.

Only people like us wait for 2-3 or 6 months for the next new arch and we are the minority.

Very very very small minority. Most people who buy gaming computers, or even people who build their own, simply don't care.
 
I would like to see what happens when Intel feels some pressure, so I want Zen to put pressure on Intel.

We need to move CPU development forward.

Intel does feel pressure. The ARMy has been yelling for years that they're coming for their server share and AMD has also been saying since mid 2014 that it's doing an all new CPU uarch for high performance markets.

Look deep in Intel's financials, they have boosted their R&D by a ton over the last few years. There is only one tech company in the world that spends more on R&D.

And, most importantly, Intel needs to deliver better products so that people (especially data center operators) upgrade.

The notion that Intel is simply "holding back" is not based in reality. What you will see though is Intel being more aggressive in the SKUs that they put out. Like a hyperthreaded Pentium.
 
Intel does feel pressure. The ARMy has been yelling for years that they're coming for their server share and AMD has also been saying since mid 2014 that it's doing an all new CPU uarch for high performance markets.

Look deep in Intel's financials, they have boosted their R&D by a ton over the last few years. There is only one tech company in the world that spends more on R&D.
With Intel's revenue, they don't have all that room to grow, since R&D as % revenue is already approaching 25%, sadly (but impressively).

So soon Apple will overtake them.
 
A lot of Intel's R&D research spend increase is in trying to diversify away from the PC market. Baseband chips, automotive, IoT etc.. Their recent layoffs were mostly in the PC divisions.
 
A lot of Intel's R&D research spend increase is in trying to diversify away from the PC market. Baseband chips, automotive, IoT etc.. Their recent layoffs were mostly in the PC divisions.

PC and mobile SoC. Their big increases have been in Data Center Group, non volatile memory, and IoTG.

Note that CPU cores and other fundamental IP are shared among all groups, so there haven't been cuts in the core tech.
 
What if Zen 8 core costs more than $400?

Oh, it's definitely going to be more than $400 at launch regardless of the actual performance.

I'm thinking there will be 4 models - a 8 core Black Edition, another 8 core, a 6 core and a 4 core. The 8 BE model will be the only one available initially and lets say 600-700 bucks. Maybe they will throw in a high end cooler to go with it if Zen can overclock at all.
 
Oh, it's definitely going to be more than $400 at launch regardless of the actual performance.

I'm thinking there will be 4 models - a 8 core Black Edition, another 8 core, a 6 core and a 4 core. The 8 BE model will be the only one available initially and lets say 600-700 bucks. Maybe they will throw in a high end cooler to go with it if Zen can overclock at all.
I am hoping they will all be unlocked like the FX was. There will probably be 2 8c/8t parts. The higher clocked/binned one and the regular one.
 
PC and mobile SoC. Their big increases have been in Data Center Group, non volatile memory, and IoTG.
I still feel their increase in process tech is too little. They're saying "nah, Moore's Law's too difficult for us, we'll chill here at 3 yrs per node". TSMC has upped its pace, so being stuck on the same thing for such a long time is uncompetitive.
 
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I would like to see what happens when Intel feels some pressure, so I want Zen to put pressure on Intel.

We need to move CPU development forward.

Exactly. The tier levels need to cycle down now. Lets see Intel's latest gen unlocked 6c/12 for $300.

Pentiums with HTT and a k model i3,that's about as much pressure as intel felt from ZEN.

It's not like the biggest cpu maker in the world doesn't have the best inside into the possibilities and potential for what AMD might be able to make,they don't have to wait for ZEN to release they already have the best and the worst case scenarios figured out long ago.

Why would a company react to an unreleased product when they can drop prices instantly if a threat arises? Even if they knew Zen was in reality very strong they would want to maximize profit margins while they can.

What if Zen 8 core costs more than $400?

The very first 8c product they release might cost more, but I expect an unlocked 8 core Zen SKU released later in Q1 that is at or sub $400.

Naples 16c

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Awesome 😀
 
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