wtf went wrong with Intel's R&D team since Sandy Bridge

[wwenze]

AMD's Zen4:

"The brand new Zen 4 architecture is rumored to deliver up to 25% IPC gain over Zen 3 and hit clock speeds of around 5 GHz."

https://wccftech.com/amd-am5-next-g...ort-lga-1718-socket-dual-channel-ddr5-memory/
First AMD did Zen, which pretty much chased until Sandy Bridge. At which point it is logical to think "Nice catch up, although it's an almost 10yo CPU"
Then Zen+, "Ok so they are running out of low-hanging fruits soon and improvements will taper off soon."
Then Zen2, "So it roughly matches, losing in single-threaded. This is probably the limit."
Zen3, "Wat"
Zen4 (announced IPC), "Wat"

So the illusion that we are at the limit of CPU innovation just got smashed. Twice.

 

[asymmetric]

i keep hearing amd faster, but actually only slightly right?

 

[xeonboy]

https://theprint.in/economy/intel-f...renduchintala-for-production-failures/469393/

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...BBAC&usg=AOvVaw2BuvmO0w7e7lMl6N9MJJsI&ampcf=1

 

[DulanMax]

All hail Lisa Su!!!

 

[Mclairs83]

my customers who used to be an Intel fan.. already start accepting AMD built.

 

[wwenze]

i keep hearing amd faster, but actually only slightly right?

The single thread improvement of 5000 series over 3000 is so gay that it makes you understand why the west calls it "progressive"

 

[Illusionist_85]

all hail the cecas

 

[asymmetric]

here's one benchmark

Intel 2020 profit -
$75.3 billion

AMD 2020 profit -
$9.76 billion

 

[dqwong]

https://theprint.in/economy/intel-f...renduchintala-for-production-failures/469393/

 

[Vincentlow82]

i keep hearing amd faster, but actually only slightly right?

Don’t even have to be faster, just don’t thermal throttle like intel can already.

 

[PikaPika33]

No Competition and stagnant

 

[Hardware4455]

Intel won't die one.
Commercial server hardware and majority of bulk purchase office PC still on Intel.
Many companies still wont move to AMD at least for this couple of years

 

[Sai Jai Lalit]

The real problem with Intel?

 

[Yueming]

they didnt choose who to hire wisely.

 

[tokiya]

https://theprint.in/economy/intel-f...renduchintala-for-production-failures/469393/

When is SG gonna invite him and give him citizenship to create jobs for Singaporeans

 

[Mystyque]

AMD's Zen4:

"The brand new Zen 4 architecture is rumored to deliver up to 25% IPC gain over Zen 3 and hit clock speeds of around 5 GHz."

https://wccftech.com/amd-am5-next-g...ort-lga-1718-socket-dual-channel-ddr5-memory/
First AMD did Zen, which pretty much chased until Sandy Bridge. At which point it is logical to think "Nice catch up, although it's an almost 10yo CPU"
Then Zen+, "Ok so they are running out of low-hanging fruits soon and improvements will taper off soon."
Then Zen2, "So it roughly matches, losing in single-threaded. This is probably the limit."
Zen3, "Wat"
Zen4 (announced IPC), "Wat"

So the illusion that we are at the limit of CPU innovation just got smashed. Twice.

Competitive Edge Completely Annihilated

 

[mata_hippo]

amd dun have the capacity like intel even tho they may have better chips

 

[dezzo69]

processor tech has hit a plateau about 7 years back. they still release new ones every year for marketing and sales reasons.

until another ufo crash lands in roswell, what you see now is what you get.

the leap in technology has come and gone already.

 

[WhyPayMore]

Intel has been recently infiltrated by ceca in case u don't know. That's explain the downfall.

 

[EDMWer=StrawberryCharSiew]

https://theprint.in/economy/intel-f...renduchintala-for-production-failures/469393/

Xenophobic by PAP logic.