With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility amrite my fellow

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It gets better

>the new 2 thousand dollar chip that's designed to be Intel's flagship CPU doesn't suck

Wow I'm so surprised, thank you for this insightful thread

>>60973594
Mmm love them intel 1% gains

>>60973645
>Tfw I just noticed that was power consumption and not performance

Oh, AMD powerlettes btfo

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>>60973645
But it does suck because it will either burn my house or force me to sell my house to even be able to power this piece of shit

Welcome back, Netburst

Free heater!

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>>60973594
And better

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>>60974019
Tom was redpilled

Guess Purch didn't enjoy having such bad publicity after the last shitshow.

>>60974042
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a87Iy7avG7o
I think this video does a good job of summing up why the CPU recommendations were wrong while also showing that it probably wasn't down to blatant shilling but just some numbers taken out of context.
Gonna give them the benefit of the doubt on this one since they seem happy to retest things after the fact. Even in the 7900X review, I was happy to see that they mention retesting the Ryzen results for up to date results. Good on 'em.

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>>60974019
holy fuck

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>>60974019
Have I got the solution for you!

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Jesus Christ

>As for characteristics of the Skylake-X silicon itself, Intel honchos clammed up when we asked about die size and transistor count. The company believes that disclosing this information will lead to unfounded conclusions from its competitors about the quality of their chip designs and process technologies compared to Intel's. Only the paranoid survive, we suppose.
https://techreport.com/review/32111/intel-core-i9-7900x-cpu-reviewed-part-one/2
KEK

Reminder that these are the intel-cherrypicked review samples, and not what you'd get if you bought one yourself

>>60974245
So are we talking 1.7% levels of yeilds huge?

>>60974290
You need to get up to 12+ cores for the yields to really tank that far.

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>>60974019
Genuine Intel mayonnaise

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>>60974259
If these are cherrypicked and this bad, Intel's pretty fucked.

>>60974194
OY VEY SHUT IT DOWN

>>60974336
A
FUCKING
COMPRESSOR
TO
COOL

Not even the custom loop helped!

This is fucking worse than Netburst

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>>60974336
>ALARM

>>60973567
This was at stock right? Overclocked it's a space heater easily reaching nuclear power station levels of voltage.

>>60974637
It's stock running on a compressor... Here's OC >>60974336

Thread theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkyhvCdJ_vM

>>60974668
reminds me of old /g/

So is this new intel processor basically Prescott II?

>>60974377

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GCSWEgZT94

>>60974363
it shuts down by itself

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>>60974680
I still remember the Fermi housefires threads

>>60974668
Ever since I saw the clockspeeds of these parts I knew this was another Netburst, or Fermi, whatever you want, both are shitshows

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>>60974713
kek

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>>60974688
You just need a compressor to handle it's immense potential, that's all.

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>>60974713
>intel implemented a virtual jew into onto the CPU die

what a time to be alive

>>60974718
Is there any site where you could find these old threads again?

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>>60974668
You meant this my senpai.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=en1uwIzI3SE

>>60974194
Thats my post on the right

>>60973594
>1-2% improvement
>turbo housefire
why intel

I want off this wild ride

So glad I built a PC on 6700k before Intel decided to burn themselves to the ground and AMD took over as the resident jew.

>>60975068
AMD will never jew. Ever. Even when they had market dominance they still kept their prices consumer friendly.

>>60974668
https://my.mixtape.moe/zigufl.webm
leaked footage captured from Intel's i9 launch event last night.

>>60973567
I was wondering what caused the Portugal fires.

>>60975184
>amd will never jew
>athlon x2 1300 USD

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>>60975184
>sacred business practices
What does he mean by this.

>>60975281
>Opteron rebranded as FX
So kikeripper is also jewery?

>>60975184
>AMD will never jew
>Rebrand the same GPU for 4 generations
>never jew

>>60974972
Better version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GCSWEgZT94

So happy that I went with the E5-2699v3 and didn't fall for the muh 14nm meme.

>>60974336

>Rebadged Xeons are still pigeon holed by the same issues with high end Xeons.

>That being you can toss at many cores as you want on a die within reason, but you will be limited by the weakest link it's pretty much an Achilles heel in regards to Xeon manufacturing as opposed to the infinity fabric process used by the other guy. Using "other guy" to avoid Fanboi

>With infinity fabric WYSIWYG In layman's terms slap 2 or more 1700x together get a thread ripper, 3 or more you get an Epyc. you don't need the best of the best silicon to create it ergo cheaper.

>I'm sure there are trade-offs for infinity that have yet to emerge and when they come to light be sure Toms hardware will be blaring the trumpets and klaxons.

>>60973664
Whom is this ass?

>>60974668
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIBTg7q9oNc

More suitable i think.

>>60975281

Core 2 extreme 1500 dollars.

>>60975397
Memory latency shouldn't be as much of an issue because they are using quad channel.

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>>60975414
>Ringbus of Fire

>tfw even your biggest shills abandon you

JUST

>>60974336
>water coolers need to keep up
Yes goy your water cooling solution isn't enough!

>>60975451
You're dumb as fuck.

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>>60974019
DELID THIS 100c SPIKES R FINE

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>>60973664
> dat fucking ass jiggle

>>60975618
http://desu-usergeneratedcontent.xyz/wsg/image/1448/40/1448404024947.webm

>>60974194
not limiting avx is retarded though... that's not a real workload...

>wowowowowow I can overheat my car while running a/c full blast in neutral with my pedal to the metal, redlining the rpms!!!!

you're a dumb fuck.


300w is ridiculous though... just thinking about that... that's a 290x... what does an 8 pin cpu provide for power and how much does the mono provide?

>>60974336
oy vey

>>60975684
fucking lol

>>60975684
goodnight sides

>>60975684
Uhm honey, racist much?

>>60975684
DI SIS RASIZ

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Accurate depiction of a 7900X in action:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eF-fyn-WfIs

>>60975891
What happened there?

>>60975891
Apparently Skylake-X exploded into our world much like Ragnaros.

>>60975902
Test runs of the first 7900X sample.

anyone cares to speculate the yield needed to detonate a i9 7900x and fermi setup?

>>60975801
the CPU 8 pin provides all of the power nowadays, the main 24 pin only really feeds board devices and the ram.

Hard to be sure, but each set of 4 pins (2 12v, 2 ground) is rated for approx 192W. So, 4 sets of them (2x 8 pin) is 768w.

Its why its not uncommon at this point to see HEDT boards capable of overclocking coming with another CPU 4 or 8 pin.

>>60975902
Madlad overclocking skylake-x to 5ghz

>>60974668
FERMI FIYUH BURNING ON DA MO'BOARD

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>>60973567

Babylake. Kabyrape. It's alriiiiight!

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>>60975484

b-but muh AVX-512!

>>60976410
Useless.
t. Linus Torwalds

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>>60975414

>>60976483
kaiju inside

>use 280mm rad, with two premium 140mm fans
>CPU still hits 90c within minutes
>CPU easily pulls 200w+ from the socket
>intel claims TDP is still 140w

Absolutely hilarious.

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>>60974336
REMOVE THIS NOW

intel

>lets change bingbus with meshbus
still shit perf
>lets put MOAR cores the amd way
still 1% in many cases than a 1700
>lets increase the wattage the amd way
still same perf
>lets make BS pr about vr and gayming perf
still the same perf
>lets increase the price cause idiots will buy it
cant argue they do have idiots

>>60976709
Remove yourself.

>>60973567
No one cares AMD shill.

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>>60976811
>cant argue they do have idiots
Not even Intel shills are dumb enough to buy their overpriced HEDT garbage in significant numbers.
>>60976832
>tomsshillware is an AMD shill now
ayy lmao

>>60973664
Sauce pls.

guys, I feel like I've timewarped back to the 90s. I love it

>>60974336
>intel is bring back the age of exotic and extreme desktop cooling solutions
Thank you based intel

>>60973567
What a disaster

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>>60973567
229w on the fucking CPU
WHAT DA FUG
I'm an owner of a Fury X, so I know I can't say much, but WHAT DA FUG

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>>60973567
Looks like Intel just stopped giving a magic fuck.

>>60975339
Which one went 4 generations?

The 7850/265/370 is the longest rebrand I recall

>>60975339
>Rebranded GPUs still compete with "new" nVidia cards
Now that's what I call THE TOPPEST OF KEK

>>60976874
>>tomsshillware is an AMD shill now
I thought I'd never live to see the day.

>>60977627
It's more like this was their only option. Their arch is spent in terms of improvements. 10nm on desktop is still years away. Their new arch doesn't arrive until 2020/2021 and may not even be that good (Apparently it's just x86 with parts chopped off to make it faster). They could either lower prices or go nuclear with the TDP, and they chose the nuclear option.

>>60973664
play this
>>60974668
and this at the same time

>>60976168

Power draw and temperature stopped mattering on march 2nd 2017. I'll let you deduce why that date is significant.

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>>60976483
>>60975484

Meanwhile my R7 1700 takes like 60W under full load after a little bit of undervolting
58C at full load with the boxed cooler on a rather hot summer day without any AC

>>60977850
gcn cards up until polaris came was literally the same card with some added microcode

>>60973567
>>60973594
Moore's Law is truly dead. Does this mean we can start shipping pajeet back to India and hiring efficient programmers? Can we ditch Java and return to C?

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>>60978279
Because at 2:14am eastern time Skynet became self aware.

>>60974019
What the FUUUUUUUUUCK
This is truly unbeliavable.

Or shoud I say...
Undeliable

>>60974019
Intel Core i9-Hse-Fire

>>60978046
lower prices was never an option
their shareholders demand 60% margins

>>60978705
Honestly it's the best strategy for Intel to retain their margins and weather the storm until their new arch comes out, which will (hopefully) lead to a return to form. Then again, it's just x86 with parts chopped off, so who knows, maybe it's Itanic 2.0 and Intel is screwed.

>>60978566
>Intel can't/won't make any more progress, therefore progress is impossible
This meme needs to die a horrible death.

>>60974336
>not using liquid nitrogen to cool your CPU during regular usage
wew

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>>60980169
>mfw no cute trap meido to pour ln2 for me while i speedrun visual novels

>>60978534
Rebrand doesn't mean what you think it does. While gcn has been around for the last 6 years it is on its 5th version. Vega is way different than Tahiti or Pitcairn.

Pitcairn was the only chip used in three series of amd cards and it was pushed down one position in the lineup each time.

>>60975801
>Using cars as comparisons
>Thinking this is a correct comparison
>Becoming the "Leyman"

Is this the end of the ghz race again or is it the end of more cores meme for intel?

>>60983344
Intel is currently on top in the GHz race, but AMD's 7nm Zen 2 may put a stop to that. We'll have to see.

Intel absolutely cannot win the core wars with their current ringbus topology. Mesh or not, it still can't win against MCM dies linked with Infinity Fabric.

>>60983389
Never questioned the frequency that intel chips get but even with their quad cores it really starts to show that there is no room to go up due to thermal issues. Maybe it is the jizz paste but most likely it starts hitting the limit. I would prefer amd to come up with improvements in ipc even if it is minimal that purely cranking up speeds for zen2.

>>60973567
even tom can't cook this shit up.

>>60983445
I think Zen 2 is going to be like going from Nehalem to Sandy Bridge.

>>60983507
If Ryzen 3 is a 10% IPC bump and is hitting 5ghz on average I'll have a reason to upgrade from my R7 1700

>>60975484


Skylake is a burnin' thing
And it makes a fiery ringbus
Bound by watery TIM
Intel made a ringbus of fire

[2x]

Intel made a burnin' ringbus of fire
Speed went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ringbus of fire, the ringbus of fire

The taste of sheqels is sweet
When our wallets meet
Intel played you like a child
Oh, but the fire went wild

Intel made a burnin' ringbus of fire
Speed went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ringbus of fire, the ringbus of fire

Intel made a burnin' ringbus of fire
Speed went down, down, down
And the flames went higher
And it burns, burns, burns
The ringbus of fire, the ringbus of fire

And it burns, burns, burns
The ringbus of fire, the ringbus of fire
The ringbus of fire, the ringbus of fire
The ringbus of fire

>>60983885
Ebyn :-DDDDDDD

>>60973594
>17.2% slower at compiling.
Gentoomen BTFO

>>60983344
It's the end of the Core architecture, finally.10nm won't save it against Ryzen 2 7nm at 5Ghz.

>>60974718
Does anyone around here still have a copy of the story /g/ and /lit/ wrote together? Back in the days of woodscrews, pork shoulders, and inelite

>>60983522
Glofo/Samsung LPP 14nm was targeted at >3Ghz
first demoed eng sample was at, I think, 3.14Ghz. They wound up making that 3.0/3.75 for the 1700 and 3.6/4.1 for the 1800X.
Glofo/IBM LP 7nm is targeted at 5Ghz.
Shit...
It might really be like 4/4.5 for the 2700 and 4.5/5.0 for the 2800X. I'll definitely upgrade. Even though my 1600X at 3.7GHz is perfectly fine for me, it's just too absurd performance for the money to pass up.

I miss the days where it became worthwhile to upgrade CPU after only a year or two. As long as I don't have to upgrade motherboard too.

>>60984179
If Ryzen 2 can hit 5Ghz I'll upgrade to it for the sheer novelty of having a 5Ghz CPU.

>>60984202
>5ghz CPU
>novelty
IBM says hello.

>>60984202
My 2600k was able to do 5.0ghz back in the day.
My Mobo took a shit and won't use above 1.32V for the Vcore though.

>>60976707
But it's still 140... Without any turbo boost, hehehe
TURBO BOOST IS A PRIVILEGE GOYIM, YOU HAVE TO YEARN IT
>buys 2 360mm water radiators

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>>60983885

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>>60984772
>2x 360mm radiators
Pleb tier, get one of these instead. 480mm radiator to the right. And yes it does come in an all copper variant.

>>60974194
Delet this post right now

>>60984807
I thought of buying chink one myself (240mm) for 1700x, but it OCs till 4.1ghz with ease on shitty macho rev b, so I'm okay with it

>>60984202
most 7700K can reach 5.0ghz OC, Gamer Nexus's one managed to reach a stable 5.1

>>60983507
or k7 to k8

>>60984807
is it passive cooling?

>>60984935
It can be, but there's spaces for I think 28 total 120mm cooling fans on the inner sides of each radiator stack (7 per radiator), and there's also the options for 180mm fans on the top and bottom of the central shaft for either low noise cooling w/o using the 120mm fans, or helping exhaust the waste heat.

>>60984863
top 62%
Only top 29% can do 5.1 if you delid.

>>60974800
None of the archives from back then have survived

>>60984207
AMD did it before IBM

>>60984855

Why on earth do you think the macho rev. B is shit? It's one of the best air coolers and passive heat sinks on the market.

>>60975184
What?

>>60984807
Aquacomputer makes smaller versions of it. That one you have can cool 12 Titan Xps.

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>>60974800
Nothing more than a few oldfriend archives, rotting until they see relevancy again.

I think it's better that way though.

>>60974019
Is that overclocked?

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>>60984863
https://siliconlottery.com/collections/frontpage/products/7700k50g

>As of 6/19/17, the top 62% of tested 7700Ks were able to hit 5.0GHz or greater.
>Passed the ROG RealBench stress test for one hour
>ONE HOUR

Wow, it's fucking nothing. Stable 5 GHz my ass. I'm willing to bet less than 40% can actually run at 5 GHz for extended periods of time.

>>60988617
Meant to quote
>>60985020

>>60974668
SHORTY IS COOL LIKE DA FIRE, COOL LIKE FIRE

>>60975232
LMFAO

>>60986735
No.

Even Linus had his running at 55*C at idle, and it quickly made its way too the 100*C mark when doing Prime95 with a sizable AIO attached. No overclocking needed.

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>>60988756
Add "Synthetic load" to the increasingly lengthy list of things that don't matter according to Intel fanboys.

>>60988779
the only meaningful benchmark is Zelda BOTW

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Stable overclocking, defined as reliable operation under Prime95 for prolonged periods of time without hitting a temperature limit, wasn’t possible beyond 4.4 GHz. Reports of >5 GHz with all cores active should be taken with a grain of salt. We did boot into Windows at 5.1 GHz, but running actual applications resulted in either a BSOD or a motherboard emergency shutdown.

>>60974668
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpzfdkTuiC4