🎙 Intel 10900K Announce-Launch: What's up? With Dr Ian Cutress (April 30)

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Good Bot…

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Please help me :chains:

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There’s even a wild DJE4321 there

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I’m loving the outrun background lol

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I wonder what theme Wendell uses on the forum :thonk:

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A real smart question here. 10900k. Does intel just keep adding zeros to their versions?

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Intel and Nvidia are reading from the same marketing book.

jusT add zErOES

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I swear they never make sense, at all.

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They did for a while.

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IN ye olden times sure.

But now we have windows 2004 and Ubuntu 2004… 2004? 2020 wait, nevermind

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Unfortunately, I end up having not a huge amount of interest in CPU or other parts until I need a new one or im making a build then I go all out. So I’ve no idea about this announcement :smiley:

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In your defense, it is an Intel launch.

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Wendell just mentioned power savings by hot-adding and hot removing CPU cores from the system on Linux.

I might have to look into this.

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Thats interesting

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I’d imagine it means you stop the cpu, but I wonder what that really means in terms of power consumption. Does it close off the tap completely, or just run it at a super low voltage?

That could be a game-changer in terms of high core count laptops on Linux.

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Look at those prices though.

$298 for their base 8 core? Damn. I mean, the 3700x is $270, but intel’s always been waaay more expensive, it’s nice to see them falling in line.

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#Competition ftw. Thanks AMD

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Yep. I wonder how these CPUs will work out. These are 10nm right?

This should hopefully mean we see some better temps. Especially considering soldered IHS now.

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