Lets wait for the official Carrizo release first and then we can see if AMD will release it for the desktop or not.
AMD's word isn't good enough for you?
They posted a link to a Kitguru article (http://www.kitguru.net/laptops/note...-carrizo-based-laptop-prototypes-at-ces-2015/) with this line: "Previously it was reported that the Carrizo APUs will not make it to mainstream and high-performance desktops, but will be aimed at notebooks and all-in-one PCs."
NDA matters.
AMD's word isn't good enough for you?
There is an official AMD response with no Desktop Carrizo that i dont know ??
You deem worth mentionning the post of what looks to be a rabid anti AMD shill.?.
Relax folks...this is the same thing Intel is doing with Broadwell...
There is an official AMD response with no Desktop Carrizo that i dont know ??
Another article:
http://www.extremetech.com/extreme/...arrizo-l-are-both-28nm-mobile-only-processors
And also confirmed by AMD it seems.
Shill ? Might just be, but perhaps just point out where he was wrong, instead of personal attacks ? 2 years ago I also shared the views in those rumors (pro AMD anti Intel) and i'm at least willing to admit, that i was wrong. Even if I don' enjoy the truth, other than lash out or attack the messenger.
I can't understand why people here do that. I've been on this forum for more than 10 years (if i include Lurker time) and rarely speak, but I've always been an AMD/ATi supporter from the Athlon XP, and Vanilla Radeon days. Then you could quite often at least cheer them for actually making the best products in the world. While on GPU side it has happened later as well then not really on the CPU side ...
I mean they are quiet about AM3+ for a reason and that is because they don't want to get lower sales. From a business point of view saying you have a new chip ready for desktop makes no sense. Even if you have it (which for Carrizo is doubtful) you'd want to not say and thus hint at it not existing. That way you can sell old stock.
Money makes the business world go round.
It makes sense for AMD to hint at a worst case for desktop. I mean they are quiet about AM3+ for a reason and that is because they don't want to get lower sales. From a business point of view saying you have a new chip ready for desktop makes no sense. Even if you have it (which for Carrizo is doubtful) you'd want to not say and thus hint at it not existing. That way you can sell old stock.
Money makes the business world go round.
So AMD telling reporters at CES isn't official?
Posts to AMD's Facebook page aren't official?
Just what are you looking for before you will be convinced? A press release? Companies generally don't issue press releases for things that don't happen.
Did AMD ever issue a press release when Falcon was cancelled? How about Swift?
People just flock to the company that does have new shiny things.
They are quiet about AM3+ because its dead. And FM2+ joined the ranks.
Are you the one who was telling us no more AM3+ CPUs after FX8350 ?? :whiste:
More FUD declaring FM2+ dead before even Carrizo officially released.
AM3+ is a true dead platform all it will get is better gated piledriver chips. While I'm not sure whether Carrizo will make it to desktop I'm positive that we can't state it as facts until AMD says it will be that way. Since there is still that 3.5GHz figure along with the gpu bandwidth starvation decrease and perhaps some IPC gains. (old slides listed Excavator as greater performance) I think AMD might be making these into desktop chips.Are you the one who was telling us no more AM3+ CPUs after FX8350 ?? :whiste:
More FUD declaring FM2+ dead before even Carrizo officially released.
Are you the one who was telling us no more AM3+ CPUs after FX8350 ?? :whiste:
Where is the article that AMD OFFICIALLY said to reporters no Carrizo for Desktop ??
They posted a kitguru article, i havent seen a AMD rep saying no Carrizo for the desktop.
No more AM3+ CPUs after the 8350 is pretty much what happened though.
Unless you want to argue that the clock speed bumps for (9000 series) and the more mature process for the E CPUs counts. And it doesn't. Everyone knows that when people refer to new CPUs they're talking about actual new chips. Not just new SKUs based on the old stuff.
Also this is coming from someone who owns both iterations of the crosshair V formula as well as an 8320, 8350 and a 9370.