Why? I think if it only ran at 3.2 or 3.4 without turbo, it would sell very well. I think they already have a hit with what they have shown, barring hidden problems.Don't think CES launch is going to happen
I'm pretty certain they are attempting to get the highest clocks@TDP possible and not repeat past mistakes.Why? I think if it only ran at 3.2 or 3.4 without turbo, it would sell very well. I think they already have a hit with what they have shown, barring hidden problems.
I think they should bring it out now at 3.2 or 3.4. If they can get clocks higher, they can bring out faster chips later. I think waiting is a mistake, given what we have seen.I'm pretty certain they are attempting to get the highest clocks@TDP possible and not repeat past mistakes.
Then again, yield is one thing, binning is another.
Even decent yields don't guarantee most silicon reaching good speed bins.
Typically Intel does really well here whereas AMD has traditionally had problems, so needed to increase voltage/currents to make slightly higher clocks... which is typically very inefficient.
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Well that's interesting. If the launch isn't January, I'm going KL. Zen is interesting but my PC is failing and I'm not waiting 2 extra months because AMD might have a hit.
KL = SL + 200Mhz. Far more sense to wait for Zen, or for Coffeelake 6 core i7 mainstream CPU's, also due out in 2017
I can't recommend KL to anyone, unless they don't have a current system to use until Zen/Coffeelake launch.
Yes I'm well aware of that. I think you missed the part where my machine is FAILING. I will slug it out another month but if it's longer, I will not wait.
Do you usually shout at people trying to help you?
How is your PC 'failing'? Usually components either work on they don't. If your rig is the one in your signature, none of the parts are expensive second hand, so it's probably wise to replace the faulty component for a few $ and then buy new, once Zen/Coffeelake is out.
No, I only shout at people who don't read. Listen, I've been through the troubleshooting part already. 7 out of the 10 usb ports on my motherboard are dead. There are other problems. Not going to waste time getting into it and not looking for help. I have a powered USB hub tiding me over until the rebuild.
Yes I'm well aware of that. I think you missed the part where my machine is FAILING. I will slug it out another month but if it's longer, I will not wait.
This looks good. Thanks @behrouz.
http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=threads/summit-ridge-zen-benchmarks.2482739/page-152#post-38646261
@ATARI may be you should add this in OP as the "other thread" looks more like comparison of zen with different intel cpu to focus on you know what.
Is that written in article itself? I can't read French. Thanks in advance.Huh. Looks like the sample tested by CanardPC can run at speeds up to DDR4-2666, but they might have had some stability problems at speeds above DDR4-2400 . . .
Canard PC reported the same, courtesy of Dresdenboy:For the a0 sample in the introduction:
"As with other prototypes it suffers from bugs (as in level uops or smt)
Yep. SMT activated. But current samples seem to have a serious bug with SMT & µop cache enabled.
AMD's next-generation 14nm Ryzen series processors will be unveiled in the first quarter of 2017 and the new platform will be officially released at the end of February and enter global mass shipments in March, according to sources from motherboard players.