The latter may be true. But wait! That would only be true if AMD wasn't ALSO going to be releasing Zen+.
You assume AMD will stand still, don't you think they've learnt by now?
A quad core chip. Thank you for not mindlessly increasing core count, Qualcomm. Its not using big.LITTLE and its a custom design which should be good.
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Yes its true. At the same time, the new CEO hasn't done any of this. No, that doesn't mean I'll support Intel now. I won't support a company with shady practices.
Please note that he suggested those modifications. No one is necessarily saying that it would be easy to implement those changes but for a company like Intel who you point out continuously as having a large Research and Development budget, they *should* be able to. You also mention how the...
Right. Sorry for attacking you numerous times.
I'm thinking that because various sources indicate the same process used to make the Exynos 7420 which used LPE and it would have made sense that the A9 did as well as I don't think it would be feasible for Samsung to produce LPE chips for the...
Did you not hear of the big chipgate controversy?
"One of the immediate ramifications of dual sourcing is that the die sizes of the A9s are different. The A9 produced by Samsung on their 14nm FinFET Process is the smaller of the two, at 96mm2. Meanwhile the A9 produced on TSMC’s 16nm...
This so much. The unified socket will be glorious. Pick up a decent mobo and you'll have great upgrade paths available. Way better than paying more for an X99 mobo or one that is designed for OCing or one that has these extra features that the other ones don't have because of different chipsets...
What the hell? Its painfully OBVIOUS he's extremely biased. This isn't about hype. Some of us have REASONABLE expectations about it and we believe it won't be a flop like some Intel shills are making it out to be.
Yet you refuse to look at how AMD is staged to make a comeback. All I have been reading in your posts is how Zen will fail adn how there's no way it will be competitive. Then you couldn't believe that A9 used LPE as opposed to LPP because otherwise it would make your ridiculous posts look even...
This is ridiculous now.
"What's unusual in this case, however, is that Samsung is using its 14nm LPE (Low Power Early) FinFET process, which it also uses for the Exynos 7420 SoC, while TSMC is using its own 16nm FinFET process, resulting in two different versions of the A9 SoC with different...
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