It was HMC (Hybrid Memory Cube). There were multiple competing stacked memory solutions in development at that time.
https://www.anandtech.com/show/4819/intel-and-micron-develop-hybrid-memory-cube-stacked-dram-is-coming...
You need to double check if it's actually using AV1. That video is showing as still using VP9 for me at 2160p60 (4k60) playback. It's only showing as AV1 for 2880p60 (5k60).
That's why the other poster is saying to check with "stats for nerds."
The performance drop from a lower power limit on sustained MT loads isn't the same as burst loads. Power limit configuration also has a time component, a cooling solutions ability to handle a given heat load for a burst period
The problem is that comparing CPUs as a stand alone is a bit...
This depends on what you consider MSRP.
If you mean the actual launch MSRP Nvidia (or AMD advertises) for their base SKUs this would mean $330 USD for the RTX 3060. You won't get that with the Newegg Shuffle. AiB MSRPs are up (even more so than at launch). They also use the shuffle to bundle...
The current platform costs due to the pricing on z690 boards is likely skewing current adopters away more so from those that place a higher emphasis on value. If you're already paying a premium for the motherboard then you're more likely to also be in the category willing to pay a premium for...
The other consideration is how much B series boards will drive down platform costs. At this point we know the CPUs themselves will priced rather well for what they you get. But if the motherboards are approaching or exceeding CPU costs that becomes problematic.
The other issue also is down at...
You're expectation is likely shaped by how tech reviewers for the most part have been showing an incomplete picture on power consumption for CPUs for years now. Just throwing on blender, Cinebench, prime95, etc. only (especially if it's just peak measurements) results in an extremely incomplete...
Gaming consumption for Intel has been widely divergent from so called "productivity" power consumption ever since Intel started clocking closer to the limit out of the box. It's not just a ST vs. MT load factor difference either.
Due to divergent methods of dynamic clocking along with differing...
The content creation economy is more and distributed now and exists at multiple levels of engagement.
Access and being accustomed to technology also means more people are getting into content creation in general without any understanding or interest in the actual technical aspects behind it...
Seems like no information was given about the GPU. Not sure if that simply means the current K series releases are just focused on target audiences that they feel won't care or that there's essentially 0 changes over Rocket Lake.
Would've hoped for full HDMI 2.1 (4k/120hz) and an updated...
You're using an aggregate result that doesn't even have the same game in the test suite. 5800x is 50%+ faster than the 10900k in the Valorant test in that particular test suite as an example.
Different work loads will have different results. Not just different games either but different...
I'd be very skeptical about the 1% and 0.1% low numbers from those videos at the moment.
Comparing known examples of the 11900k and 10900k the numbers are horrendous compared to the numbers we've seen elsewhere. Even the channels own video with the 10700k a few weeks ago (same RTX 3070) has 1%...
Only SKUs with Thermal Velocity Boost (I think only i9 Rocket Lake's have this) factor in temperature in their clock algorithm (as additional higher clock rate). There is a safety thermal throttle point (off hand 100C? 105C? default, not sure) but it's much higher than what desktop "enthusiasts"...
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