Are they going to produce 11th-Gen (True 11th-Gen, with the Xe graphics) Celeron/Pentium Gold CPUs? Because those might have some value for desktop work and online video-watching/HTPC applications.
The reason is, finally, with 11th-Gen, Intel will now support 4K UHD @ 60Hz, over HDMI2.0, rather than limited to 4K UHD @ 30Hz over HDMI 1.4 (*) like 10th-Gen ("Gen 9 iGPU") and below. (*) Speaking strictly of the HDMI output, which is the most commonly-used, I believe. Intel CPUs older than 11th-Gen could do 4K UHD @ 60Hz over DisplayPort, but who has a TV that takes DP?
Uffda. I bet Intel is unhappy with the 11700K being reviewed first. Presumably the 11900K would look a bit better compared to the 5800X.
The 11900K will indeed be faster but if the 11700k is doing almost 300 watts with AVX 512 code what is the 11900K going to do since it clocks higher?
If i was going intel right I would either go comet lake with all the discounts or just wait for Alderlake at the end of the year. Rocket Lakes S just doesn't look that great.
Wow, basically DOA. Yikes.
Intel Core i7-11700K Review: Blasting Off with Rocket Lake
www.anandtech.com
TL/DR - Slower at games than 9th and 10th gen parts on the regular. Uses more power.
Kudos to Anandtech for a rare scoop.
Since rocketlake is backported sunny cove cores, won't alder lake perform darn near identical per clock as rocket lake? Excepting any memory bound scenarios that the move to DDR5 improves.
Last I checked 10nm will clock either lower or on par with 14nm once Intel migrates to it for desktop. That sort of seems like it's putting a lid on how fast alder lake can be, and that lid is still not quite as good as Zen 3, let alone Zen 4 which will be coming out probably Q1 2022.
Also, do we really believe intel can get alder lake out the door this year given how awful their track record has been? Especially how late in 2021 rocketlake is launching.
less than 9 month product cycle? I am extremely skeptical.
Intel increased its market share last quarter, so they aren't "doomed" by any means. AMD has shown it is extremely supply constrained, and it wouldn't surprise me if Intel ends up gaining more market share in their next reported results.If AMD put some AVX-512 sauce for selected cases on Zen 4 Intel is doomed!?
Intel increased its market share last quarter, so they aren't "doomed" by any means. AMD has shown it is extremely supply constrained, and it wouldn't surprise me if Intel ends up gaining more market share in their next reported results.
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I think AMD has the best CPUs at the moment, but Intel was the one able to maintain good retail/OEM availability on most of their CPU lineup. Just within the last couple of weeks it's been somewhat easy to buy some of Ryzen 5000 series CPU without using 3rd party sellers.
Intel has had quite the shake-up in leadership over the last year, so we will likely know the answer to that question in the next 3-5 years.Intel has “survived” this before and they will again, surely. There is too much demand for silicon for their CPUs and the Fabs to idle.
Whether we get a Conroe revolution and a resurgence or more of a slow drift into IBM obsolescence driven by slavery to shareholders, IDK.
Man, I thought you knew your hardware better than this.The 11900K will indeed be faster but if the 11700k is doing almost 300 watts with AVX 512 code what is the 11900K going to do since it clocks higher?
What the... I looked at those benchmarks with eyes wide open marveled by how good Zen 3 is. I'm seeing and not believing, that AMD went from Streamrollar to Zen 3 in such a short time and Intel, even considering the fab problems, is being left behind, really behind.
If AMD put some AVX-512 sauce for selected cases on Zen 4 Intel is doomed!?
lol are you on the right site?
Who's buys OEM's computers on anandtech and doesn't built their own?
Man, I thought you knew your hardware better than this.
Anyway, a little over 3 more weeks to go. Even a user on a Z490 board did better than this lol
Absolute garbage performance overall especially for gaming, where it actually regresses. And yet again power consumption is jacked up to all new levels.Wow, basically DOA. Yikes.
Intel Core i7-11700K Review: Blasting Off with Rocket Lake
www.anandtech.com
TL/DR - Slower at games than 9th and 10th gen parts on the regular. Uses more power.
Kudos to Anandtech for a rare scoop.
Ugh I thought the L3 latency was partially a firmware bug, but the phrasing in the article leads me to believe otherwise.Will a microcode update be able to lower L3 cache latency from ~51 back to ~43 cycles?
That change astonished me the most. AMD was fighting high latency in its Ryzen CPUs all these times. Now Intel voluntarily gives up this advantage?
Yea, disappointing gaming results so far, but I would wait for more tests from other sites, (with final bios and memory optimization). Anand's gaming tests use a very strange combination of settings, too say the least.Ian said in the Reddit thread that he was using the latest beta BIOS from the motherboard supplier and the supplier did not know when the next BIOS from Intel is due.
We know it can make a difference because look at OG Zen from the launch BIOS to a few months later, not sure that much will change between now and the official launch though.
I think the interesting thing to look at from the likes of GN etc will be how much tuned memory affects performance and if RL has more memory tuning headroom then Zen 3.