I have to confirm this. So far, I have zero idea about this
.So far, you have to help yourself with this:
http://www.bitsandchips.it/52-engli...hreadripper-will-share-the-almost-same-socket
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.So far, you have to help yourself with this:
http://www.bitsandchips.it/52-engli...hreadripper-will-share-the-almost-same-socket
I'm suspecting, at least by the way Jason Ziller said it, that only the spec will be open to everyone, to accommodate for a larger number of peripherals, not controllers for everyone. Might be wrong though.
But the words seem to have been carefully chosen. But he also mentions other devices, whatever that means...
But the words seem to have been carefully chosen. But he also mentions other devices, whatever that means...
there are AMD broads with TB but TB needs video and the high end AMD chips don't have on chip video. Now maybe some server / workstations boards have an on board low end video and IPMI chip all in one. But the HP and others Intel based workstations have TB add in cards with an DP loop back cable.
anyways AMD chips have so much PCI-e they can even do there own X4-X16 ext pci-e cables that don't need to be mixed with video and don't need pci-e to TB chips.
Those chips are only hot when you OC. Good thing no Mac that has come out OCs the processors
I thought there was going to be a server APU.I don't think so
But the quad RR should be a good fit for TR4 because of PCIe lanes.
But it could have 8 RAM channels.
TR4+ ?
Probably 8-core dual GPU APU first.
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This is good news. I wish that going to a new architecture didn't require tweaking by individual companies.
Yeah... Unofficial numbers... and no link to them... I'll buy that for a dollar (not really).
I do not think, that I have to prove anything to you, because my information turn true even when I do not believe them(look at RX 480 thread, over past page).
Yes, I am talking about Sales. Who cares about installed base? We are talking about Market share in sales.
because it invalidate what you were suggesting. Installed based means card sold to people and being used. Sales also account for unsold stock in distributors warehouses.
Nope, every single market share diagram shows always market share from Sales, not installed base. And yes, we are talking about SOLD to customers CPUs. AMD market share right now appears to hover around 28% in this, at least for Q2.