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Ehhhhh wouldn't say so.It seems that the OEMs are not very enthusiastic about pushing Alder / Raptor Lake notebooks
They're just back to having client inventories that you can actually count with something not fingers on your hand.BTW, did you catch Lisa saying that AMD is building up inventories of Phoenix?
Qualcomm sucks.Why?
No.You don’t think they’ll ship volume of MTL?
It's a premium select designs part.Surely by Q1 2024 it should have decent availability no?
They've also said PC TAM will reach 300m units and we know how that went.Didn't Intel say by 2025 they will chip 100m AI PCs with Intel Chips?
I know what you meant, surely Phoenix's launch was not giving much confidence. Let's hope AMD learned the lesson and solve any issues before launching Strix Point.Strix launching in late Q2 or early Q3 would mean devices in 2025, if Phoenix is a precedent.
So... MLID of all people seems to get things right? Delivered the Architecture overview too?
If so, for 2024 Win12 release all they got are Phoenix refreshes to compete with Snapdragon Elite/MTL?
Everything but dense CCD is N4p, yes.Is Zen 5 on 4nm?
So they switched the model number scheme to reflect a yearly cadence that now actually doesn't exists with any product? Maybe AMD should consider encoding the year and month in the model numbers then like some software already does...No they just ditched 4Q cadence for mobile parts.
Let's just say rebrandeon lives on in places most unexpected.So they switched the model number scheme to reflect a yearly cadence that now actually doesn't exists with any product?
I want a crying reaction. 😭Let's just say rebrandeon lives on in places most unexpected.
Don't worry they aren't the only ones doing the rebranding.I want a crying reaction. 😭
😭😭😭Don't worry they aren't the only ones doing the rebranding.
Raptor-U/P forevah!
Yes why doesn't this forums have crying reaction?I want a crying reaction. 😭
BTW, are there any new / changed features in the Rembrandt Refresh?Let's just say rebrandeon lives on in places most unexpected.
No.BTW, are there any new / changed features in the Rembrandt Refresh?
Is the CCD a reuse from zen4 with minor modifications or a new design?Everything but dense CCD is N4p, yes.
The core(-s) is supposed to be ground up design that is far wider than Zen4.Is the CCD a reuse from zen4 with minor modifications or a new design?
Ah, yes I meant the IO die. :/The core(-s) is supposed to be ground up design that is far wider than Zen4.
Zen6 is supposed to see significant changes in the uncore and chiplet interconnects.
Turin gets a new sIOD, Granite Ridge entirely reuses Raphael one.Ah, yes I meant the IO die. :/
Yes that is kind of what it means in volume but it depends on what you're after. Phoenix was unveiled at CES but in practice the launch was summer and at volume, for NA etc it's still not fully out yet if you want something like an ultrabook that doesn't have a dGPU and U chip.Strix launching in late Q2 or early Q3 would mean devices in 2025, if Phoenix is a precedent.
So... MLID of all people seems to get things right? Delivered the Architecture overview too?
If so, for 2024 Win12 release all they got are Phoenix refreshes to compete with Snapdragon Elite/MTL?
MLID has good source, and has been proven times and times again despite the raging hatred from many.Strix launching in late Q2 or early Q3 would mean devices in 2025, if Phoenix is a precedent.
So... MLID of all people seems to get things right? Delivered the Architecture overview too?
If so, for 2024 Win12 release all they got are Phoenix refreshes to compete with Snapdragon Elite/MTL?
empirically proven to be a mediocre source at best, but whateverMLID has good source, and has been proven times and times again despite the raging hatred from many.
So what's the IPC gain for Zen 5?
So what's the IPC gain for Zen 5?