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13600K here. Which program do you use to test for voltage spikes? I tried Prime95 with 2 threads and then 14 threads and the highest VID got is 1.291V according to HWMonitor. Also I've updated my BIOS a few times since I built the PC. At some point my temps have gone way up. I had it <90C with...

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I wanted to reduce the power usage of a game, so I figured I'd ask Intel's Graphics Command Center to always enable VSync for it. Yet the tool tells me that this actually increases power usage versus letting the application control it. I thought maybe this had something to do with driver...

I haven't seen any post about the new line of chips. The chips are already out as well as reviews, main takes: - Intel has greatly improved thermal performance. - The 10900k consumes A LOT of power. - Intel keeps the absolute lead in gaming and some productivity tasks. - The 10600k (6/12) is a...

Been hearing some rumblings that something big is going to happen an Intel, but no details and just vague hints. Did anyone see or hear anything likewise?

Wccftech had an article up yesterday about some leaked Geekbench performance metrics on the new Intel Tiger Lake chip being prepared for the low power U series in the 15 to 25W TDP range. I have to say that the IPC improvements over Ice Lake seems to be a nice little bump. I can't wait to see...

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Intel has confirmed on Twitter that their first discrete GPU will launch in 2020. According to rumors it's codenamed Arctic Sound and will be "Gen 12" (Gen 9.5 in current CPUs)

Intel makes it a three-way race with AMD and Nvidia on graphics chips Interesting to say the least. I am excited for more competition in this space and I hope Intel are able to rival AMD and Nvidia, they certainly have the manpower and R&D $$ to do so. Now lets just wait and see how they execute.

Since they put Raja in charge of it, Chris will probably start there soon (I have no insider info, just my own guess based on the obvious...duh), and now they got Jim Keller I couldn't remember what thread had that kind of info in it. Is there one? With Keller coming on board this is starting...

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/01/02/intel_cpu_design_flaw/ Holy mother of TLB bugs, this smells really nasty.

So, Intel revealed at Computex their new LGA 2066 -platform and CPUs to accompany it. And it's a mess. Kaby Lake-X are the exact same as Kaby Lakes only fitted for LGA 2066 instead of LGA 1151, and iGPU fused off (but still on silicon). They support 2 memory channels, so 2-4 slots (depending on...

AMD’s Threadripper will face more powerful competition that we first thought. A 18-core processor called Core i9-7980XE will be Intel’s flagship model of Core-X series. https://videocardz.com/69900/exclusive-intel-to-launch-18-core-core-i9-7980xe-cpu

http://www.bitsandchips.it/english/52-english-news/7854-rumor-even-intel-is-studying-a-new-x86-uarch According to our sources – the same who reported the development of Zen two days before official AMD public announcement – Intel is studying a new uArch in order to replace the current x86...

Maybe I missed it, but I don't see this being discussed yet. How viable a threat to nVidia? https://newsroom.intel.com/news-releases/intel-ai-day-news-release/

I was searching through the forum, but couldn't find much if any discussion on the gaming performance of the Intel Iris Pro 580 as featured in the Skull Canyon NUC. My initial impression/suspicion is that the Skull Canyon NUC cooling solution is inadequate and is stifling the iGPU's true...

From PC Watch: "Intel, 2018 years to put the new CPU 'Coffee Lake' of 14nm" (original). According to the author of this report, this is what we're likely to see:

USA Today: http://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/2016/04/19/intel-layoffs-12000-11/83242832/ They even beat their Q4 earnings estimates, which is nuts.

I assume most people remember Grove as one of the big-wigs at Intel; he was with the company basically from the start, having come from Fairchild Semiconductor. He led Intel from being a DRAM maker to the 800lbs (363kg) CPU manufacturing gorilla it is today. RIP to a legend in the computer...

What do you think guys...? Their HD graphics are getting to the point where they are good enough as far as integrated graphics go, modern features, fast GUI. Yet they still want to integrate more and faster slices into the CPU...of which Skylake only accounts for 3-5% IPC improvement over...

http://wccftech.com/intel-sc15-knights-landing-14nm-wafer-specifications/ According to Anandtech’s Ian Cutress, the die size of the new Knight’s Landing chips will be around ~683mm^2 That's pretty amazing

(AlEdit: img src: http://www.anandtech.com/show/9483/intel-skylake-review-6700k-6600k-ddr4-ddr3-ipc-6th-generation/4) Intel just launched the first two Skylake SKUs i5-6600k and i7-6700k. No Gen9 details from Intel available at the moment, probably at IDF. There are many reviews, here some of...

This topic needs to be beaten down in a place that isn't about Skylake. I take exception to a few things in this quote parade: The overwhelming majority of consumers are using applications that are lightly threaded at best The reason why most applications aren't using lots of cores (I...

Since there's a bit of discussion in the Arctic Islands thread about ISAs and we diverged a bit to Gen, I thought I'd start a thread. Not sure we've ever really gone in-depth on Gen here, but there's plenty to discuss and talk about. To get us started...

From KitGuru: "Intel readies 'Ice Lake' processors with integrated voltage regulator."

Sweclockers posts today about a new "emergency" 14nm processor to avoid another Broadwell debacle with the upcoming Cannondale chip/11nm process. One interesting tidbit the eagle-eyed can discern from this product matrix is a H-processor line, possibly mobile/BGA variant, equipped with GT4...

@CarstenS it strikes me as really odd that Intel have launched a new enthusiast-class processor, even if the focus is more on the IGP than the CPU performance, yet haven't sampled the press. A small number of sites, including yours, appear to have obtained samples somehow. While that's not...

Intel published first official information this week. http://download.intel.com/newsroom/kits/14nm/pdfs/Intel_14nm_New_uArch.pdf Instead one slice with two sub slices there are three sub slices in BDW GT2 of 3x8 EUs. 20% more EUs for GT2 and reportedly GT3...

With Intel laying off 5% of its workforce and delaying opening of its AZ 14nm foundry, perhaps it's time to start an Intel Shows Signs of Strain / Execution Gloom Thread. Even Intel is now succumbing to the massive costs of process refinements and seeing the need to open itself to fabbing for...

A few folks asked about the second part of my article, discussing what I believe will be in Knights Landing...thought I'd share the link: http://www.realworldtech.com/knights-landing-details/ David

http://vr-zone.com/articles/intel-talks-new-strategy-expands-atom-roadmap-sofia-broxton/64740.html

Intel Broadwell-K LGA1150 CPUs has GT3 graphics So, finally a beefier IGP core for desktop, new mainboard (again) and the top tier will max out the L3 size to just 6MB.

http://chinese.vr-zone.com/90655/intel-will-launch-cherry-trail-soc-with-14nm-process-at-idf-2014-autumn-11142013/

http://www.techpowerup.com/186615/intel-14-nanometer-skylake-platform-to-support-ddr4-pcie-4-0-sata-express.html

http://vr-zone.com/articles/intel-core-i7-ivy-bridge-e-core-i3-haswell-lineup-detailed/37832.html

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6936/intels-silvermont-architecture-revealed-getting-serious-about-mobile http://techreport.com/review/24767/the-next-atom-intel-silvermont-architecture-revealed

It's what remains of Intel's latest (last?) attempt at discrete graphics. A bit saddening and disheartening, but you can't argue with 1Tflop of computing performance. I assume that's 1Tflop of double precision (or maybe better - x86 FPU is like 80 bits innit) maths. Should also be easier to...

Hi all, Since Intel's 22 nm FinFET process technology will be production ready at about the same time as TSMC's 28 nm process, I was wondering if this means Intel is actually two generations ahead now. I think this could give them the opportunity to launch an improved Larrabee product. The...