I'm not feeling so good
Intelbros
John Robinson
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Easton Rogers
We don't care chink.
Andrew Cruz
How did this happen? How could Intel have made latency WORSE than chiplets?
Carson Roberts
IncelAviv BTFO
Easton Scott
Left: 40 = Red
Right: 80 = Yellow
Nice
Andrew Lewis
Nicholas Robinson
>no explanation provided
>brand war
Lucas Morris
Don't care. Next cpu is either power10 or a risc-v soc.
Ian Gutierrez
Damn. Does this mean that once Ryzen gets DDR5 that it's going to utilize it much better?
Gavin Thomas
>big.shittle was a mistake
Jose Long
intelsirs help
i need backup
Brody Perry
>ryzen latency that badly
so thats why linux requires a special scheduler...
Brody Morgan
Are you blind? Inside of the same CCX it's literally half of Intel's
Evan Clark
Yes, Ryzen's Infinity Fabric benefits a lot from higher clocks.
Landon Fisher
>power10 or a risc-v soc.
Sorry to ruin your dream but P10 got pozzed so much Raptor most likely isn't going to make any products with it.
RISC-V so far is as much of a meme as various ARM SBCs are. Not only the platforms will be fragmented, but also the ISA itself already is to a degree worse than ARM. Hypervisior extensions aren't even ratified yet, among others. It'll be years before it's useful as daily driver, if ever.
x86/amd64 is unfortunately here to stay as the universal platform.
Evan Taylor
>so thats why linux requires a special scheduler...
Speaking of which. Full configurations of Alder Lake require the Windows 11 Special Sauce Intel Thread Director Scheduler in order to function correctly.
If you run it on anything but that you are at risk of destroying performance like in pic related (running on Windows 10).
The Loonix version of ITD is not available yet, with no official date known. But Just Wait(tm).
You can, of course, disable the cuck cores or buy a model without them.
Anthony Turner
Or just avoid intlel garbage
Juan Hughes
Wtf I love intel now
Jaxson Gonzalez
t. vegintel
Mason Barnes
Why? Intel bough Altera. Such consolidation makes it literally impossible to compete with the old guard as a newcomer. With the acquisitions they got even more patents added to their already insane pools.
Such moves are always bad for consumers.
Robert Bell
Shalom
Daniel Rivera
Zen cores (all the way back to Zen 1) report the location of their L3 cache, so any decent scheduler will handle them without special consideration. Meanwhile Intel needs Thread Director support which still isn't supported on anything except Windows 11.
Ian Richardson
Isn't that only if L3 Cache as NUMA is enabled in BIOS? It defaults to off even on server platforms.
What drives Window scheduler for Ryzen is CPPC2, I am not aware of it being influenced by cache structure.
And Loonix... doesn't even support CPPC2 in mainline yet.