gavbon86: RT Lenovo Announces The ThinkPad X13s Laptop, Powered By Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3.ganeshts: Why is there no PCIe lane bifurcation support on the 5.0 lanes from the CPU? Seems like a golden opportuni….ganeshts: Don't feel like registering on Reddit just for this :).RyanSmithAT: And just to add some context for flavor here, the briefing I received was headed up by senior fellows from both Int….You're going to need a reflow soldering station just to start, but I have n… RyanSmithAT: Oh I'm looking forward to it.They leverage CXL for the protocols, but that's as much CX as I'm aware of RyanSmithAT: I'm not familiar with CXI.RyanSmithAT: Cache coherency is great.RyanSmithAT: A transit issue between a very specific AWS edge location in Mexico, and the datacenter our servers are….gavbon86: RT SPEC Adds Linux Edition of SPECviewperf 2020 v3.0 Benchmark.gavbon86: My review of the Core i3-12300 processor.If the RX480 is competitive or even better than competitive, the introduction of RX480 could be the most significant event of round 3. Microsoft should finally launch the long-awaited 64-bit version of Windows, which will make Athlon 64 ever more attractive.Īll of these market developments are good news for the ATI introduction of their first Athlon 64 chipset - if the RX480 can compete effectively with nForce4 and the "as yet unseen" retail K8T890. AMD also seems to have avoided the power and heat problems that have plagued Intel's move of the Pentium 4 to 90nm. AMD is in the process of successfully moving production to 90nm, which will likely allow even further extension of their performance lead. Looking ahead, the next year is likely to continue to be a great climate for Athlon 64 processors as Intel regroups for their next CPU introductions. Athlon 64 is now the undisputed performance king among processors, and the retail market share has been growing rapidly for the Athlon 64 processors. In the larger marketplace, ATI has timed this introduction perfectly. However, the pioneer for discrete PCI Express graphics has been ATI, so it should come as no surprise that ATI is choosing round 3 to launch their first chipset for the AMD Athlon 64 - the RX480 discrete graphics chipset and the sister RS480 with integrated graphics. nVidia and VIA both introduce PCI Express graphics into the Athlon 64 equation. Clearly, the stakes for a new player in the Athlon 64 chipset market went up as Athlon 64 chipsets evolved.įast forward just five months and round 3 begins.
nVidia performed a more massive transformation of their nForce3 chipset, moving from the pedestrian nForce3-150 to the leading-edge nForce3-250 family in May.
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VIA morphed their successful K8T800 chipset into the K8T800 PRO by adding 1000 Hyper Transport and a PCI/AGP lock. In round 2 of the A64 chipset wars, the industry moved from the single-channel memory Socket 754 to the dual-channel Socket 939. Between that first report and today's introduction of the ATI RX480 chipset, a lot has happened. About 6 months ago, we reported that ATI would be introducing their first chipset for AMD Athlon 64.
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