Dear hello One and All,
This just in: Intel is currently working upon a warp capable chip which surpasses and obfuscates any and all potential uses for quantum computer chips on a universal scale. This clearly explains the current lack of any useful computer chip allegedly being pulled from current stock bin parts.
Behold the omnipotence of Intel.
Absolutely agree on this. I wonder what materials are being tested on at the moment.
Also i’d like to see a Threadripper size die with only 8/16 and the rest of the surface be dedicated to graphic and HBM memory. Maybe even have the HBM be shared between the cpu and gpu.
heatpipe count fin density CFM of the fans all of these things matter with out a direct comparison its a toss up. hard to say with out spec sheet with all of the info needed to do guesstimate math on.
computex for me here is whats coming out before the end of the year possibly maybe. dont look for specifics just know this is coming look out for release when we let you know if its good or crap.
I can’t wait to see what ridiculous price tag intel slap on their 28 core.
I’m betting on say $1200-1500 US for Threadripper 2, 32 core (Depending how aggressive AMD want to be - but it is essentially 4x binned ryzen 2000 parts on a package - so 4x binned ryzen 2700x cost plus some fat…). Given intel want $1k US for an 18 core, their 28 core is going to be massively more than that.
In fact… the 28 core xeon (which this new CPU is based on) is currently about… $13,000
That’s not running at 5ghz…
Intel are between a rock and a hard place. If they drop the price of the 28 core to be competitive with AMD threadripper 2… not sure what that is going to do to their xeon market…
I want to see professionals next year running intel workstations pushing 500-1000W 24-7 through there desktop workstation and fingers crossed that cooling (that needs 500-1000 watts cooling capacity) does not fail
Of course out of your wall power outlet 2-2.5Kw power plus display and peripheral needs. Lets say a lazy 3Kw wall socket to run your intel workstation.
Life span on a CPU running monstrous amps nonstop. Well the demo CPU only costs $10K Just buy a spare one.