The new BIOS updates for the X670 mobos from Asus and ASRock include detailed specs for the upcoming Ryzen 8000G series. ASRock even shows a CPU-Z screen with the Ryzen 7 8700G coupled with 256 GB of DDR5 RAM.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-leaks-entire-AMD-Ryzen-8000G-Phoenix-based-desktop-CPU-lineup-with-RDNA3-iGPUs.783916.0.html
All those words and you can't comment on AI coprocessor?
AMD doesn't have "E cores" or "P cores". They have denser packed varients, but they are the exact same architecture and will clock the same, just be harder to cool.
Quote from: davidm on December 15, 2023, 21:10:16All those words and you can't comment on AI coprocessor?
I mentioned the NPUs from the Hawk Point models.
Quote from: Anthonyk on December 15, 2023, 21:43:25AMD doesn't have "E cores" or "P cores". They have denser packed varients, but they are the exact same architecture and will clock the same, just be harder to cool.
Yes, AMD has full C-cores and smaller c-core variants, but I think readers would understand easier if I mention P and E since Intel introduced this concept first.
Quote from: Bogdan Solca on December 15, 2023, 21:59:12Quote from: Anthonyk on December 15, 2023, 21:43:25AMD doesn't have "E cores" or "P cores". They have denser packed varients, but they are the exact same architecture and will clock the same, just be harder to cool.
Yes, AMD has full C-cores and smaller c-core variants, but I think readers would understand easier if I mention P and E since Intel introduced this concept first.
No, this is an insult to AMD as their dense cores are far more performant than Intel's E cores and logically appear the same to the OS. They are not energy efficient cores and virtually have the same or even greater performance clock-for-clock as the regular cores. They also have hyperthreading. They are in no way like Intel E cores and should not be tarnished by calling them that.
Alright, alright, I removed the P and E mentions.