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https://www.usb.org/document-library/usb4r-specification-v20 USB4 Connection Manager Guide Ver. 2.0 .pdf, page 60

USB4 superseded USB3. So "USB4" still could mean just USB 3.1 Gen 2 (10 Gbps).

Snow is white, not blue.

UE5 still having significant issues with input subsystem, which prevents it from being a gaming engine. When inputs lags by almost a second it's just not for gaming.

Yet US keeps whining about China subsidies.

https://cwwk.net/products/cwwk-amd-7735hs-7840hs-8845hs-7940hs-8-bay-9-bay-nas-usb4-40g-rate-8k-display-4-network-2-5g-9-sata-pcie-x16-itx-motherboard Obviously not AM5, as they are all BGA, but still Zen 4. Judging by photo this one is FP7 socket version. They seem to be in stock in Topton and...

Its on par with Gracemont and Skylake. And this is Efficient architecture, as Gracemont. Unfortunately VIA sold Centaur Technology to Intel in 2021. And they've been working on Performance architecture. Although very likely they granted Zhaoxin a copy of CHA IP before sell out, so they could be...

Haven't heard of DFI for over 15 years

There isn't information about power packages yet, but ZX-7000 performance, functionalities and capabilities are is on pair with Gracemont, which is very latest N SKU generation, just from a year ago. Frequencies are a little lower, but that performance is still more than enough for an office PC...

14 years ago Musk was laughing at BYD. Now BYD is largest electric car manufacturer in the World and doing some best cars in classes. And Musk is now using BYD batteries in his Teslas. Zhaoxin is evolving. KX-6000 IPC was on pair with Bulldozer. KX-7000 IPC seem to be on pair with Skylake and...

It's more than 50%. It's also MMX, SSE, AVX, VT-x etc. VIA have been making x86-64 CPUs since 2011. So either some old agreement with AMD or cross-licensing conditions covers it as well. They could also implement it own way, like x86.

Because they weren't. Cyrix had own cross-licensing agreement with Intel. Cyrix "basic" implementation was completely home grown, so Intel lost all legal battles. They then signed cross-licensing agreement. And Zaoixin did not buy license itself, but a stake in a company owning the license and...

form factor is the same. pin out 99.9% likely isn't.

Pinout is not a formfactor. It's a pin allocation.

Unlikely. But likely compatible with LGA1700 cooling mount. That's why they using same form factor. KH-40000/16 and /12 were looking very much like AM5 CPUs. Probably were compatible with AM5 cooling as well. It is probable that they using LGA1700 socket as well, as it's in open mass...