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Let me tell you how to win this game intel. I know that adding more cores is not a big deal for you. If you really want to win, just add fucking 60 more cores on your CPU! I don't care if is as big as a pancake. BECAUSE you are changing you motherboard socket anyways. Use your f**king brain and your sh*tty 14nm prcoess!

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8 minutes ago, PRAMANIXLI said:

Let me tell you how to win this game intel. I know that adding more cores is not a big deal for you. If you really want to win, just add fucking 60 more cores on your CPU! I don't care if is as big as a pancake. BECAUSE you are changing you motherboard socket anyways. Use your f**king brain and your sh*tty 14nm prcoess!

What else can they do? 10nm isn't ready, They don't seem to want to backport the new arch to 14nm, they have big chips, there just expensive to make, and run very hot when you crank the clock speed up, and most programs don't need the cores. There probably better off doing what their doing instead of making a loss leader with a HCC or XCC die for super cheap, and just wait till 10nm and sunnycove based arch gets ready.

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What else can they do? 10nm isn't ready, They don't seem to want to backport the new arch to 14nm, they have big chips, there just expensive to make, and run very hot when you crank the clock speed up, and most programs don't need the cores. There probably better off doing what their doing instead of making a loss leader with a HCC or XCC die for super cheap, and just wait till 10nm and sunnycove based arch gets ready.

They are skipping 10nm I think.

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2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What else can they do? 10nm isn't ready, They don't seem to want to backport the new arch to 14nm, they have big chips, there just expensive to make, and run very hot when you crank the clock speed up, and most programs don't need the cores. There probably better off doing what their doing instead of making a loss leader with a HCC or XCC die for super cheap, and just wait till 10nm and sunnycove based arch gets ready.

Doing 7nm instead.

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