But it came 2 months too late, since my company told me to pick-up a replacement laptop in February, so I had to go with RaptorLake HX as we are only using Dell laptops (sad thing is it was even too early for Arrow Lake). Now I wonder if it catching on fire would be in the end a good or bad thing...
Out of which IOD would eat away 10W?:) Your friend did the power scaling tests on engineering samples of desktop Zen5 parts, running them down so much doesn't make sense. Use Halo instead. It's not like at 30W any nVidia GPU would be able to do better.
Isn't the problem solved with a soldering gun?;) if they could provide expandable memory, they would. Not to mention 1 TB memory at 256GB/s is not that attractive.
https://videocardz.com/pixel/hp-zbook-ultra-14-with-ryzen-ai-max-300-strix-halo-available-for-preorder-prices-range-from-2240-to-3950 ignoring the price for the moment, what is the point of selling Halo chips with 16GB soldered unified RAM in a workstation laptop advertised for productivity. I...
128b, 256b, 512b are all valid. The difference is before the latest change you could have a CPU that stopped at 256b and was not supporting 512b. With the new change every CPU claiming to support AVX10.2 has to be able to execute 512b ops so you don't need to have 2 binaries. But you can still...
2 A7xx cores and 4 A5xx cores? That would be a dream come true /s
On more serious note, I hope if they are using ARM stock cores then at least it will be X and A core mix and not A and A core mix.
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