AMD Confirms Development of Consumer CPUs with Hybrid Architecture
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Krizby
reix2x
IDK man, i just want as much cores as i can pay and two or four cores turboing as much as the architecture can, right now I'm running two old Xeons and they beat to the hell any pc i use, i just want big computing power, i don't care if i spend a little more in electricity and i don't need a thin laptop to sit down in Starbucks mimicking I'm working.
cucaulay malkin
barbacot
schmidtbag
fredgml7
As far as I know, Intel came up with E-cores because it couldn't do any better (in a short time) to compete against AMD on core count and multicore performance . There is no need for big/little in desktop, you just reduce clock speed, voltage etc, if needed.
But my only real reason to dislike it is backwards compatibility (a good one) with old OSs.
user1
Neo Cyrus
alanm
fantaskarsef
Embra
Hopefully AMD will learn a little bit from Intel's learning.
Alessio1989
PrMinisterGR
Must be the only one who finds this exciting. The issue with Intel is the manufacturing process, nothing else really. The approach they took, they had to take earlier because they hit thermal limits before everyone else, because of said process.
It was also obvious from the mobile space for a loooong time. The desktop just hit its own thermal/power limits later.
user1
Alessio1989
Reddoguk
As long as there's a 8 P cores 16 P Threads chip for gaming then who cares if they slap a few E cores into the mix too.
I don't personally like it because it means more bloat as it'll need special software to run and add a lot of complexities for no real reason.
If it's for lower end stuff then that's ok for power saving and the like but why does a gaming chip need E cores when it could be 95w for a good 8/16 cpu.
It'll be handy i suppose for laptops that could use E cores while on battery only.
user1
Venix
I wonder if the little zen cores would be just zen cores with halved cache or something! Soo if the analogy was with zen 3 would be like 8ryzen 5700x cores +8ryzen 5700g cores ... Totaling to 16 cores