frozentundra123456
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Intel really needs to get their availability issues sorted out. Is 14nm still having yield issues, perhaps, or did they just rush skylake to market?
Quick look at the first retail Carrizo benchmarks from NotebookCheck. Now remmember this AMD chip can be set anywhere from 15W to 35W (cTDP), I guess this particular HP model is closer to the latter as we're talking about a 17'' notebook.
Quick comparison with Broadwell-U Core i5 and estimated Skylake-U Core i5 performance (10% improvement). Core i5 5200U is the lowest bin Broadwell-U Core i5. There is a faster Carrizo model (A10 8800P) and a bunch of faster Broadwell-U models (Core i5 5300U, Core i7 5500U, Core i7 5600U) too, I will include results as soon as new reviews are available.
Cinebench 11.5 - CPU Single 64Bit
A10 8700P (15-35W TDP): 0.86
Core i5 5200U (15W TDP): 1.25
Core i5 6200U (15W TDP, estimated): 1.37
Cinebench 11.5 - CPU Multi 64Bit
A10 8700P (15-35W TDP): 2.36
Core i5 5200U (15W TDP): 2.82
Core i5 6200U (15W TDP, estimated): 3.1
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Short story, despite the hype Intel maintains a sizeable CPU performance advantage (especially in ST) and Skylake-U is right around the corner.
Intel really needs to get their availability issues sorted out. Is 14nm still having yield issues, perhaps, or did they just rush skylake to market?
We need AMD to compete, this is a very sad state in time for PC Enthusiasts if Intel can't even meet their 2nd delayed timeline for Skylake. Broadwell Desktop processors still MIA in North America. I have a feeling initial Skylake desktop CPUs will be slim pickings August 5th in NA.
Is avx3 going to be available ?
wiki mentioned it would be the xeons only ...
Also very poor MT scaling, probably due to the TDP.
And what would AMD influence with that? You think a bigger AMD magically solves everything?
Intels biggest issue is to make SB and IB owners upgrade.
New review (different notebook), now with TDP set at 15W according to CPU-Z. Unfortunately mainstream Carrizo APU (A10 8700P) results are worse than NBC showed:
http://notebookspec.com/hp-pavilion-15-ab030ax-review/304430
Also very poor MT scaling, probably due to TDP limitation.
And they won't, those people are smarter than the average Joe (even most averages won't upgrade their CPU due Windows 10) since the new tech is costing more and more and the performance difference is not that dramatic after all.And what would AMD influence with that? You think a bigger AMD magically solves everything?
Intels biggest issue is to make SB and IB owners upgrade.
So... the i5 is barely showing any improvements and the i7 takes all the cake?
Expected.
It's likely both. 1C turbo usually spoils MP scaling, and a TDP cap could weigh more on MP. Which at least supports the older hypothesis, that we are looking at 15W scores of a 28nm bulk processor.Lol....You couldnt do nothing but to rush on the "explanation" that certainly suit your preference, but that show to be not only probably but surely the most wrong possible.
And it cannot be due to 4 cores being clocked lower in MT than a single core in ST..?.
Skylake-U will only increase its CPU lead and from the GPU results we have a simple GT2 should be enough to overtake Carrizo in real world.
Based on what ??
Even Kaveri 20W TDP will be faster than Skylake-U GT2 in real Games and Carizzo is faster than Kaveri.
http://www.corsair.com/en-us/blog/2015/july/skylake_primerUsers who want to bring their existing performance DDR3 to Skylake are going to have a much tougher time, though. Because the new memory controller only supports DDR3L at 1.35V and 1.5V (XMS) speeds, the 1.65V required to get DDR3 to hit high speeds rules them out. Some vendors are working on making their DDR3L-based Intel 100 Series boards compatible with existing 1.5V DDR3 kits, but expect these to be in the minority.
Is there a list of Skylake SKUs being released on Aug. 5th? I know that the unlocked i5 and i7 are being released, but what about the cheaper locked CPUs? Anything lower than a quad-core? (Such as a locked i3?)
Based on Carrizo real world Benchmarks.
This is rubbish. 19W Kaveri hardly beat 15W Haswell in gaming.
Skylake-U will only increase its CPU lead and from the GPU results we have a simple GT2 should be enough to overtake Carrizo in real world.
This is rubbish. 19W Kaveri hardly beat 15W Haswell in gaming.
Dont thing so,
R6 Carizzo
http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-R6-Carrizo-Benchmarks.144290.0.html
Broadwell HD5500
http://www.notebookcheck.net/Intel-HD-Graphics-5500.125586.0.html
You are joking right ??? Haswell-U HD4400 is close to Beema/Mullins in real games, not Kaveri