Intel teases 28-core CPU at Computex 2018 for Q4 2018

Lol. Some of the Intel released chips and CPUs are jokes, so these funny videos are appropriate.


Not all of Intel is bad though.

Just popped up, from GN, but by Buildzoid, the PCB guru

And then you'll find out a few years later that Intel (all of them for all it's worth) cut corners on security and you'll have a CPU with kernel memory flaws and what have you and your 28 core will run at 5 cores with MS fix in next update.

All this because they want to run faster than the rest.

Make it right, make it last.

Zardoc said:

And then you'll find out a few years later that Intel (all of them for all it's worth) cut corners on security and you'll have a CPU with kernel memory flaws and what have you and your 28 core will run at 5 cores with MS fix in next update.

All this because they want to run faster than the rest.

Make it right, make it last.

This isn't a "new" CPU, it's an unlocked pre-existing Xeon, of course it has those flaws
They haven't finished developing the new ones yet(as far as I have gathered).

More talk about the Intel 28-core @5GHz stunt.

Hey Intel this is how it's done(on air at that you knuckle heads)

Oh!
Wait....

32-28=4 more cores(on air didn't I say?)
And I'm an Intel fanboy

Cliff S said:

Hey Intel this is how it's done(on air at that you knuckle heads)

Oh!
Wait....

32-28=4 more cores(on air didn't I say?)
And I'm an Intel fanboy

Hahha, finally some sort of multicore render using Threadripper 2. Impressive speeds. I really hope AMD will also succeed in the mobile market. To be honest, the earlier generation (before Ryzen) they sucked big time. AMD laptops were REALLLYY SLOOOW! :)

All this makes me wonder what will happen once AMD decides to go from 12nm to 10 or even as low as 7nm and then optimize their chips? I also wonder if they have something else up their sleeves already? I can see Intel is in a lot of trouble now. Finally we have some serious competition going on that will embrace innovation once again, instead of the boring same old with a few % performance increase every year.

A brief (35 minutes) history lession about what Intel stands for that might partially explain their Computex stunt:

How about a real chip.
Multi chip w/ Infinity fabric CPU design, is really paying off for AMD, where Intel is stuck with their single chip CPUs.