So, we need to wait until a new board is released?Gigabyte announced a board, don't know if it 's available anywhere yet: https://techreport.com/news/33252/g...-and-plugs-of-its-j4005n-d2p-gemini-lake-mobo
So, we need to wait until a new board is released?Gigabyte announced a board, don't know if it 's available anywhere yet: https://techreport.com/news/33252/g...-and-plugs-of-its-j4005n-d2p-gemini-lake-mobo
You could get a NUC;So, we need to wait until a new board is released?
It's amazing how well it does against the N4200 and J3455 that have twice the cores.
Have these small-core/Atom NUCs always had fans? I don't think they ever released an unlocked K-series "Atom" chip have they? Wonder if it would be possible to test your 25W+ theory somehow.Given it is clearly limited by TDP, I wonder why they dont allow 25W+ TDP and Turbo up to 3.5Ghz+. It is a desktop unit for pete sake, and only using 10W for CPU + GPU?
As I posted in another thread, all these benchmarks are running Single Channel memory. i.e Half the bandwidth the CPU could get. May be the speed could be higher with a dual channel setup.
Given it is clearly limited by TDP, I wonder why they dont allow 25W+ TDP and Turbo up to 3.5Ghz+. It is a desktop unit for pete sake, and only using 10W for CPU + GPU?
Those surprised perf/watt hasn't really improved
That's indeed quite unlikely, these cores were not designed with frequency in mind.how do you know they're capable of 3.5+Ghz?
I second @mikk question: how do you know that? As far as I know there's been no fair comparison of the CPU itself.Those surprised perf/watt hasn't really improved
That's indeed quite unlikely, these cores were not designed with frequency in mind.
Do i miss something? Results look very underwhelming when compared to J3350 (which is Apollo Lake 2 core, 6W TDP, 2.4GHz Turbo). With J4005 we are talking Gemini Lake 2 core, 10W TDP, 2.7GHz Turbo.
http://www.linleygroup.com/newsletters/newsletter_detail.php?num=5834According to Linley Group, Spreadtrum won't use Intel x86 in their next smartphone SoC. I guess they were the last users of Atom in the mobile market.
well that thing seems pretty neat. like a raspberry pi on roids.LattePanda Delta 432 single-board computer with Intel Celeron N4100 Gemini Lake. 139 USD for 2x2 GB LPDDR4-2400 and 32 GB MMC, +30 USD for Windows 10 Pro. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/139108638/lattepanda-alpha-soul-of-a-macbook-in-a-pocket-siz
Not getting the P4800X 1.5TB version for it? Pfft.I want the Gigabyte's J5005 board. I like theirs because it has support for CNVi wireless module support and M.2 storage.
I'll be the first to use Optane on a J5005 board! Well, nah, I'll probably get the 660p that's supposed to be really really cheap.
Not getting the P4800X 1.5TB version for it? Pfft.
If they use the old ARM A7 core, Spreadtrum will lose customers... Mediatek and Qualcomm are already moving to ARM A35 or even ARM A32 which offers way better performance... And Samsung is starting to get serious with their Exynos chips...http://www.linleygroup.com/newsletters/newsletter_detail.php?num=5834
Heres the free summary version. I wonder if they will continue to use Intel manufacturing, ARM on Intel 10nm with Intel 5G modems, could be quite interesting!
What the flying F is with that pricing? $200-$250?? The Apollo lake boards are around$70.
What the flying F is with that pricing? $200-$250?? The Apollo lake boards are around$70.