Intel 10th Generation Core Desktop Series Presentation Leaked

[jabbadap]

Good question. I thought that only the 10-core Core i9 needs a new die, and everything down the line could be just rebranded 9th generation.
These Celerons have very low efficiency - 2C/2T @3.4GHz in 58-watt?!

Plausible and most probable. That new velocity boost feature is only available on 10 core i9s, which kind of support your thoughts.

 

[ARF]

So, still no AVX-512.
Intel, this is no longer 2015.

I have found something interesting:

AVX512 slower than AVX2 with Intel MKL dgemm on Intel Gold 5118

Developer Software Forums

software.intel.com

 

[Tyemcho]

Intel 'Up To' Core.

What a joke

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They could have just printed in fat bold 'No Guarantees' across this whole part. Well, I guess the core count is true.

Thats not a core count dumb ass, it'a a PCIE Lane count

 

[Vayra86]

Thats not a core count dumb ass, it'a a PCIE Lane count

Thanks, and... ehm? No? Core count is one of the few metrics that DOES NOT say 'Up to'.

You're doing a fine job at first impressions by the way. Welcome to TPU!

 

[GoldenX]

I have found something interesting:

AVX512 slower than AVX2 with Intel MKL dgemm on Intel Gold 5118

Developer Software Forums

software.intel.com

One use case, good. I could also dig an example where AVX2 is slower than AVX1 in old Intel Haswell CPUs too.
I have some software that can make good use of AVX-512, Handbrake, yuzu, RPCS3, Visual Studio. Don't let fanboyism stop progress.

 

[Nihilus]

Intel 'Up To' Core.

What a joke

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They could have just printed in fat bold 'No Guarantees' across this whole part. Well, I guess the core count is true.

It's 'up to' because it is dependent on the motherboard which may have different amounts. For Z390 it is 40 lanes.

 

[ARF]

Don't let fanboyism stop progress.

What?
Tell it to the Intel CEO

 

[ZoneDymo]

Well, with the silicon die maybe, but for cooling, larger heatsink is always better. The IHS plays the role of a heatsink, no?

I mean not really, the ihs is just there to protect the die, it does not help get rid of the heat, that is what a heatsink is for that you put on top of it.
Running no IHS would be better for thermals, so while its logical that its there, less of it is better for thermals.