Eh...I don't know where he got the reference about the cores count in Discovery...
It seems to be based on this calculation Xeon Phi has a...rather lower frequency?
I do have seen reports like this but this can't make sense to me....Still, according to AIDA64's cache test, BD performs badly
Or they've got another bottle neck?
Japaness website shows that the high temperature of desktop IVY is still due to the silicone grease inside the CPU
http://pc.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/column/sebuncha/20120511_532119.html
I do want to know the exact reason for this. I think 680 is not that bad on its theoretical performance and 680 has done some improvement in the scheduler according to the post of the Kepler in this form. What change in 680 cause this result? Cache bandwidth I may guess?:roll: