AMD’s Ryzen 7 1700: A Review
Are 8 cores enough?
In this article I’ll be reviewing AMD’s Ryzen R7 1700. This chip was launched alongside the rest of the Ryzen R7 series back in March of this year.
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In this article I’ll be reviewing AMD’s Ryzen R7 1700. This chip was launched alongside the rest of the Ryzen R7 series back in March of this year.
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Intel is refusing to relase Skylake-SP die shots and areas for a good reason, margins.
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Intel’s Skylake-SP Xeon’s aren’t the same core as the consumer versions, divergence is real.
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Intel’s Purley platform has some very impressive technical features and clever tricks.
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Intel has changed their Xeon lineup and exploded both the SKUs and the prices.
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One of the most interesting aspects of AMD’s Epyc architecture is the interconnect network.
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In this article we’ll be looking at the different SKUs in this product stack and thinking about how they fit into server market.
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The outcome of all these different power management capabilities and tactics is an EPYC chip that AMD believes can offer between 50 percent and 75 better performance per watt than similarly performing parts from Intel.
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Built on a 7nm FinFET process the I6500-F CPU IP will be at the core of Mobileye’s next-generation EyeQ5 system-on-chip aimed at self-driving applications.
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Intel’s ring bus had a good eight year run but it all comes to an end with Skylake-EP’s mesh interconnect.
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Once again Intel’s mindless up-selling strategy has given AMD a very valuable window of opportunity to exploit.
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Intel took the information-free presentation to new lows at Computex with a long but empty keynote.
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AMD launched a bunch of code names, Epyc, Threadripper, Vega, and more with scant details.
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Yesterday at AMD’s 2017 Financial Analyst Day the company outlined its plan to reenter the high-performance x86 server market. AMD’s first “Zen”-based server chip codenamed “Naples” will be coming to market branded as AMD Epyc.
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