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AMD motherboard with a soldered on A9-9820 to offer performance comparable to Xbox One S

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1 hour ago, Doobeedoo said:

I'm surprised this model existed especially tbat kind of config. 

I kind of suspect it didn’t.

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On 10/15/2020 at 6:19 PM, Vishera said:

Nope,the Athlon 5150 has 2 modules and 4 threads,the fat PS4 and the XBOX One X have 2x (2 modules and 4 threads)

It's two Athlon 5150s on a single die.

 

Unfortunately no. 
 

The Xbox One and PS4 used 8 Jaguar cores and 8 threads.

On 10/15/2020 at 6:19 PM, Vishera said:

 

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12 minutes ago, AluminiumTech said:

Unfortunately no. 
 

The Xbox One and PS4 used 8 Jaguar cores and 8 threads.

I forgot to mark that sentence as well,as i said:

  

On 10/15/2020 at 5:53 PM, Vishera said:
On 10/15/2020 at 5:29 PM, handymanshandle said:

It is a full 8 cores and not 8 threads. 

You are right,i was wrong about that,but the cores are still heavily based on the weak design of Bulldozer.

 

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1 hour ago, Vishera said:

I forgot to mark that sentence as well,as i said:

  

 

Okay. But the Jaguar core design isn't at all based on bulldozer. It's a completely different architecture with different design philosphies and principles.

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4 hours ago, ONOTech said:

If I were to buy one hypothetically, how would this be cooled? 😮 Asking for a friend of course

Ironically, with an LGA115x cooler (like the Intel Stock cooler). The die guard should protect against chipping the APU.

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On 10/17/2020 at 1:29 PM, AndreiArgeanu said:

Well, it's confirmed. There might be a video coming on this. Linus said on the wan show that they've already ordered one of these for a video.

It should make an interesting video.  And not as expensive as some.  Who knows it might be awesome and they can resell it for more than they paid. 

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Is manufacturer having difficult time recycle old computer hardware? It seen so many old hardware renew to look like new hardware. For example, fake Nvidia GPU, x99 motherboard with dd3 and engineering sample intel CPU. 

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4 minutes ago, Age of 9394 said:

Is manufacturer having difficult time recycle old computer hardware? It seen so many old hardware renew to look like new hardware. For example, fake Nvidia GPU, x99 motherboard with dd3 and engineering sample intel CPU. 

reuse is always better than recycling. 

 

Also, for the Chinese companies this is a great revenue source taking HW that would be destined for basic recycling at best(very dirty and very little material actually recovered), and landfill at worst; and reusing some of the hardware in other products

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