Recent content by TristanX

any confirmation that it is chiplet based ? Monolithic could be much more justified (both use N4), as additional controllers and PHYs take space, power and are costly in packaging

why nobody is testing similar high end SSD, T-force ge pro with 14 GB/s, that is already available at newegg for some time ? Hopefully to see test of it soon here. https://www.newegg.com/p/pl?d=teamgroup+ge+pro

So, Intel built whole high-volume fab only to produce small compute tiles (70 sqmm each) ? Hard to believe, as capacity is much bigger to handle such demand. They will probably release also MTL-S with bigger compute tile

could be nice to test it also on PCIE4 M2. Most users do not have PCIE5 M2 and are curious if there will be advantages on slower slot

do you tested it with PCIE4 M2 Slot ? ASUS ProArt Z690-Creator WIFI do not have PCIE5 M2 slots. Or maybe other mobo was used

there is no problem with small size of caches, but problem with unoptimized software. For well optimized software, few megabytes of cache is sufficient

this test is screwed, results for 7600 (X) are all wrong

"all AMD B650 series and X670 series motherboards offer a PCIe Gen 5 M.2 slot" - definitely not all MB offer PCIE5 M.2 slots

AMD states as for mobos 'Starts with PCIE4 and grow to PCIE5', what means that mobos with A620 will have PCIE4 for graphics and M2

AMD made serious mistake excluding DDR4 on AM5. Now ppl with older Zen 1/2 that want new platform, will choose Intel with powerfull Raptor with his pretty fast P-cores and plenty of E-cores, and also thanks to recycle their DDR4, what additionally make new platform cheaper.

great news for 5nm, volume increased while revenue fall, that means that wafers quickly drop in price

great idea, but let Intel lower prices by 30% to cover difference between DDR4 and DDR5 prices

nah PCIE5. High read / write speed is only to / from SLC cache. Transfer between SLC cache and memory cells reamin unchanged at 1-2 GB/s. SLC cache have different sizes, between dozens to hunderds of GB, depending on drive size

PLS add page with clock frequencies depending on numer of threads

haha, for Apple changing procesor architecture is never ending story.