AMD Releases Bulldozer Shipment Dates?

[AtenRa]

Will IB be 22nm? That would be crazy if intel has a 22nm just as AMD rolls out 32nm.

IB will be 22nm and will probably launch in Q1 2012, 6 months the earliest after BD

IB will first launch for 1155 socket so don’t expect more than 2-4 cores in the beginning.

Ivy is 6 core and 8 core am I right or not ?
Id take a six core over a 8 core amd
When is the 11nm coming out 2014 . After that what happens cuz is there such thing as 1nm , but then what happens after 1nm ? I mean should people make the move to Ivy or wait until 11nm and then 1nm Im guessing in 2016 what happens after dat.. we dont know. Could be negative numbers LOL

After 22nm (2012)Intel will go to 15nm (2014) and then to 10-11nm (2016) and im sure they will go below that.

Yes
AMD will counter by just building bigger chips. 10-core bulldozers are coming next year I think.

I don’t think will see more than 4 module 8 core BDs for desktops.

so no Q2 launch? doesnt surprise me really everyhting is always late. I hope they perform well enough to force intel to adjust pricing of SB.

Q2 2011 ends 30 June 2011, so yes its a Q2 or H1 2011


SB-E for 2011 socket will probably have low end 6-core ($300+) and EE CPUs

 

[ShadowVVL]

Wasn't it 16 nm not 15 or did they change it?

 

[Castiel]

SB-E for 2011 socket will probably have low end 6-core ($300+) and EE CPUs

Not a chance of seeing a 6 core that low. Lowest 6 core i can imagine seeing on 2011 will be 450-500 dollars

 

[IntelUser2000]

Anand was saying 4 and 6 cores for Socket 2011. That's a more reliable source of info other than straight from Intel.

 

[tokie]

Wait, Ivy is 1H 2011? I thought it was going to be January 2012, with Intel sticking to the CES reveal like they have for the past few years.

 

[Arkadrel]

Will IB be 22nm? That would be crazy if intel has a 22nm just as AMD rolls out 32nm.

yeah but BD should be out like 5months before hand... Where BD might have the performance crown? in stuff that uses many threads. Hopefully rake up some sales for AMD.


(bulldozer) vs (ivy bridge)
32nm (amd) vs 22nm (intel)

cant be any worse than

45nm (amd) vs 32nm (intel) was/is (current situation).


Intel more or less always has a advantage when it comes to fab production... they re usually useing smaller nm cpus.


Anywhooo bulldozer design looks more promising than the current phenom's, so thats always a good thing, provideing a better alternative to intel than there is currently.

 

[Idontcare]

Wait, Ivy is 1H 2011? I thought it was going to be January 2012, with Intel sticking to the CES reveal like they have for the past few years.

Not 1H 2011. Is 1H 2012, presumably Q1 2012.

 

[Phynaz]

At this point AMD is running the very real risk of becoming as relevant to Intel's plans and concerns as Via has become to AMD's.

Man, that's brutal.

 

[exar333]

I don't see a 4 core BD being faster then a 2600K but i do see a 6 core BD being faster then a 2600K

I think this will be a very competitive comparison. What I wouldn't give for a nice Anand 'preview' of BD. :hmm:

 

[exar333]

Not a chance of seeing a 6 core that low. Lowest 6 core i can imagine seeing on 2011 will be 450-500 dollars

Time will tell. When the i7 originally launched, it defined the enthusiast entry-level CPU at $200-300. If SB-E could launch at 300-400 for a hexacore CPU, that would be huge. Don't forget other barriers to this platform such as more expensive MB's and quad-channel RAM. For those with multi-GPU setups and who want the very best, this platform could be very good.

 

[JFAMD]

Oh, just in case anyone is interested, AMD did not release any dates, the title of this thread is wrong. It should be "someone is speculating on Bulldozer shipment dates."

 

[bryanW1995]

Do people actually think SB is overpriced? 10 years ago we had the pentium 4 1.3ghz and it was 800 dollars

didn't p4 release at 1.4 ghz?

drat. they did release at 1.4, but a few months later 1.3 was available... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_Pentium_4_microprocessors

 

[PreferLinux]

IB will be 22nm and will probably launch in Q1 2012, 6 months the earliest after BD

IB will first launch for 1155 socket so don’t expect more than 2-4 cores in the beginning.



After 22nm (2012)Intel will go to 15nm (2014) and then to 10-11nm (2016) and im sure they will go below that.



I don’t think will see more than 4 module 8 core BDs for desktops.



Q2 2011 ends 30 June 2011, so yes its a Q2 or H1 2011


SB-E for 2011 socket will probably have low end 6-core ($300+) and EE CPUs

I've read there will be quad-cores at entry level (Wikipedia), but it isn't there any more.

Oh, just in case anyone is interested, AMD did not release any dates, the title of this thread is wrong. It should be "someone is speculating on Bulldozer shipment dates."

It has a question mark on the end.

 

[DrJohnFever]

Oh, just in case anyone is interested, AMD did not release any dates, the title of this thread is wrong. It should be "someone is speculating on Bulldozer shipment dates."

Well a site like usually Xbit doesn't post news that specific and that detailed unless they think it was a reliable source. However, I was surprised I hadn't seen other sites posting similar stories, so I brought it here. You are clearly a more reliable source, so I'll take your word on this.

 

[Dizon]

I can't wait for the 50pm stuff to come out in 2036.

 

[nonameo]

I can't wait for the 50pm stuff to come out in 2036.

Yeah, I think there's probably a limit...

 

[gdansk]

I can't wait for the 50pm stuff to come out in 2036.

Considering the smallest atom (Helium) has a diameter of 62pm, we'll be using some awesome technology then!

 

[drizek]

Yeah, I think there's probably a limit...

But the limits are just theoretical.

Moore's Law is a law.

 

[Castiel]

But the limits are just theoretical.

Moore's Law is a law.

Law's are meant to be broken

 

[IntelUser2000]

I can't wait for the 50pm stuff to come out in 2036.

At the current pace, we're looking at 0.5nm or 500pm by 2036.

 

[Anexate]

Oh, just in case anyone is interested, AMD did not release any dates, the title of this thread is wrong. It should be "someone is speculating on Bulldozer shipment dates."

Oh my, thanks for pointing that out!! :sneaky:
AMD is of course reserving itself the rights to postpone the shipment to Q2 2012 (usual tech delays; from no functional demo on CeBit in March to shipment in June? no, no, no...)

 

[JFAMD]

Its not about postponing shipments, its just about accuracy. I would think amongst all the speculation that people would appreciate knowing actual facts.

 

[Idontcare]

But the limits are just theoretical.

Moore's Law is a law.

Not to mention that Moore's Law is not about technology shrinks.

Technology shrinks are just an economically viable method of sustaining Moore's Law (which itself deals with the number of components contained in an IC as a function of time).

Whenever the economics of process technology shrinks become non-viable it will then be replaced with some other method of producing computing devices of ever more complexity.

3D chip stacking is one such viable/practical candidate. As is multi-state processors (beyond binary but not quite analog, think MLC NAND Flash as an example).

What should impress all of you is not that technology shrinks are going to result in semiconductor devices that scale to the dimensions of mere atoms but rather that the technological successor to that era will be born from the genius of children who probably aren't even born yet.

 

[MangoX]

June 20th lol. That's my birthday