What Z790 Updates Tell Us About Intel's Upcoming CPUs
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Date: 2023-06-06
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Pillokun
I didnt really think about 14gen being only 10c p-core sku, now I am actually starting to look for the mobos just in case. I mean when I ran with 12700k/12900k/13900kf I could disable the e cores and restricted it to 120w the p-cores would still bost to the max allowed frequency. for the 13900kf it was the 5.5ghz mark and when I enabled the e-cores the p-cores would drop to 3.2-3.4ghz, and when the powerlimit was removed with the e-cores on I would see a power draw of 180w when the p-cores were at 5.5ghz. So with two more p-cores and with a power draw of 160-180w is not too shabby. And the max power draw was when the game was loading in, not when playing. so yeah... gimme an deca p-core sku now, please intel :)
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I didnt really think about 14gen being only 10c p-core sku, now I am actually starting to look for the mobos just in case. I mean when I ran with 12700k/12900k/13900kf I could disable the e cores and restricted it to 120w the p-cores would still bost to the max allowed frequency. for the 13900kf it was the 5.5ghz mark and when I enabled the e-cores the p-cores would drop to 3.2-3.4ghz, and when the powerlimit was removed with the e-cores on I would see a power draw of 180w when the p-cores were at 5.5ghz. So with two more p-cores and with a power draw of 160-180w is not too shabby. And the max power draw was when the game was loading in, not when playing. so yeah... gimme an deca p-core sku now, please intel :)
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thestrykernet
Remember Raptor Lake wasn't even supposed to exist and was put on the roadmap due to MTL delays. Unfortunately this would lean towards a Raptor Lake refresh rather than anything special so I'd bet Raptor Lake across the entire stack with higher clocks.
AMD also likely doesn't have anything desktop coming until 2h24 so it's not like Intel has anything to be concerned with.
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Remember Raptor Lake wasn't even supposed to exist and was put on the roadmap due to MTL delays. Unfortunately this would lean towards a Raptor Lake refresh rather than anything special so I'd bet Raptor Lake across the entire stack with higher clocks.
AMD also likely doesn't have anything desktop coming until 2h24 so it's not like Intel has anything to be concerned with.
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Fred
Intel just cancelled Meteor Lake-s for Desktop so we won't be seeing the real 14th gen on PC any time soon best guess is that they are having terrible yields again and they can't supply both the Desktop and Laptop demand at the same time man Intel has been rolling down this hill for the past several years now and they have still been unable to get up and start climbing again.
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Intel just cancelled Meteor Lake-s for Desktop so we won't be seeing the real 14th gen on PC any time soon best guess is that they are having terrible yields again and they can't supply both the Desktop and Laptop demand at the same time man Intel has been rolling down this hill for the past several years now and they have still been unable to get up and start climbing again.
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itech
Intel Roadmap of Hopes and Promises: 2023 Q3 Cove Lake 2025 Q4 Hardcore Late 2024 Q1 Stone Cover on TSMC 3 Nm 2026 Q4 Closing Late Our Foundries Cove on Intel 22 3/4 HP Node...
Someone please go Intel HQ and resets the Slide show machine and press the reboot the business button... Stop the new socket inventor also... 1 mb for 10 years of the same please...
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Intel Roadmap of Hopes and Promises: 2023 Q3 Cove Lake 2025 Q4 Hardcore Late 2024 Q1 Stone Cover on TSMC 3 Nm 2026 Q4 Closing Late Our Foundries Cove on Intel 22 3/4 HP Node...
Someone please go Intel HQ and resets the Slide show machine and press the reboot the business button... Stop the new socket inventor also... 1 mb for 10 years of the same please...
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YoltsBp
when you realize cpus are mostly comprised of transisters.... hence why when you shrink nodes you get a faster processor. those transister counts are still there but in a smaller area so electricity can trigger them faster. simple logic and why amd is still behind by a large margin. they have the node size advantage but still cant keep up.
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when you realize cpus are mostly comprised of transisters.... hence why when you shrink nodes you get a faster processor. those transister counts are still there but in a smaller area so electricity can trigger them faster. simple logic and why amd is still behind by a large margin. they have the node size advantage but still cant keep up.
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Zodwraith
It occurred to me since they're moving to tiles but MTL is rumored to have no desktop variant, we might get an RPL/meteor lake hybrid where they pile on a ton of MTL efficiency cores and optimized RPL big cores.
I don't care about socket longevity as once I marry a CPU to a board they stay together when I sell them or hand them down.
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It occurred to me since they're moving to tiles but MTL is rumored to have no desktop variant, we might get an RPL/meteor lake hybrid where they pile on a ton of MTL efficiency cores and optimized RPL big cores.
I don't care about socket longevity as once I marry a CPU to a board they stay together when I sell them or hand them down.
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Chris
Wasn't there some sort of on the chip Digital Linear Voltage Regulator (DVLR) that they couldn't get working in time for the scheduled release of 13thGen Raptor Lake? Maybe they got that working with other improvements to get higher performance with the DVLR now figured out while still using the same architecture ???
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Wasn't there some sort of on the chip Digital Linear Voltage Regulator (DVLR) that they couldn't get working in time for the scheduled release of 13thGen Raptor Lake? Maybe they got that working with other improvements to get higher performance with the DVLR now figured out while still using the same architecture ???
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cldpt
There's this letter called X which Intel hasn't used for a while in CPU's as a sufix. There's also that word starting with X and ending in eon which could maybe, probably fit in a lga1700 socket. I could see Intel using 790 as a platform for workstations even if they don't have that much PCIe lanes.
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There's this letter called X which Intel hasn't used for a while in CPU's as a sufix. There's also that word starting with X and ending in eon which could maybe, probably fit in a lga1700 socket. I could see Intel using 790 as a platform for workstations even if they don't have that much PCIe lanes.
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Mike
I have stated 13th run end press to supply 900KS from 900K sort and look it up and attribute it to me most of tech tube knows subject 14th sort today on Good Old Gamer and that is the same data many of u have not attributing the source by denying the world greater coverage of that data. mb
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I have stated 13th run end press to supply 900KS from 900K sort and look it up and attribute it to me most of tech tube knows subject 14th sort today on Good Old Gamer and that is the same data many of u have not attributing the source by denying the world greater coverage of that data. mb
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EthelbertCoyote
I think we are seeing why AM5 was so overbuilt. AMD might have guessed this was Intels strategy and they would have to match. I hope it's a good refresh to move AMD even more agressive. The single thread is going to be a head turner for some workloads.
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I think we are seeing why AM5 was so overbuilt. AMD might have guessed this was Intels strategy and they would have to match. I hope it's a good refresh to move AMD even more agressive. The single thread is going to be a head turner for some workloads.
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JJ
RaptorLake Refresh will bring properly overclocked 13900k performance to even the most novice users. Meanwhile, overclockers will be running 6.2+p/5.0+e/5.2+ring 10000+ DDR5 or 4400+ DDR4. Hopefully, all with a sprinkle of extra cache for fun!
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RaptorLake Refresh will bring properly overclocked 13900k performance to even the most novice users. Meanwhile, overclockers will be running 6.2+p/5.0+e/5.2+ring 10000+ DDR5 or 4400+ DDR4. Hopefully, all with a sprinkle of extra cache for fun!
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Fantasy
Commander Sulu & Captain Ryker!! U gota get Wendell in 2 Intel, 4 an exclusive!! just say'n Gordon! nVidia blew everyone's minds with Hopper! if they give every1 a pony 2 ride
in the rtx5000 series, I'll cry!! good luck guys!!
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Commander Sulu & Captain Ryker!! U gota get Wendell in 2 Intel, 4 an exclusive!! just say'n Gordon! nVidia blew everyone's minds with Hopper! if they give every1 a pony 2 ride
in the rtx5000 series, I'll cry!! good luck guys!!
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Ma erick
I would prefer a die shrink of 13th gen Raptor Lake-S, with maybe a small bump is clock speeds with less E-Cores and more P-Cores. I'm curious what AMD will do once Intel releases what they release later this year.
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I would prefer a die shrink of 13th gen Raptor Lake-S, with maybe a small bump is clock speeds with less E-Cores and more P-Cores. I'm curious what AMD will do once Intel releases what they release later this year.
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Tomaz
I'll probably stay on the z590 with the i7 11700k until I have a more powerful graphics card (I have an rx 6700xt), But it's great that Intel has such potential with the 14th gen
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I'll probably stay on the z590 with the i7 11700k until I have a more powerful graphics card (I have an rx 6700xt), But it's great that Intel has such potential with the 14th gen
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