DDR5 is currently more expensive than DDR4 because it is new and volume is still ramping.
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So what memory speeds will the new server CPUs from AMD and Intel support?
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Today Intel is launching 3rd Gen Xeon CPUs once again but this time they are based on Ice Lake-SP silicon.
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Today AMD launches their new Ryzen 5000 mobile line of CPUs based (mostly) on the Zen 3 core.
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Intel has a habit of self-inflicted wounds and today’s massive Xeon and Optane price cuts are a great example.
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About a month ago, SemiAccurate brought you exclusive news about a substantial Intel reorg.
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Despite all the rhetoric it looks like Intel’s Xpoint/Optane memory isn’t selling, something that will come as a shock to no one.
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One of the most interesting technologies shown in 2018 was Intel’s Foveros chip stacking.
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Intel is really keen on Xpoint/Optane DIMMs even though the technology still doesn’t work right.
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Intel’s trend of increasingly less credible press releases accelerated yesterday when they “Unveiled” an FPGA with HBM2 memory
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Intel is being pummeled by AMD’s Epyc and today’s Xeon-W launch shows their desperation.
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Alongside the launch of AMD’s Ryzen 7 CPUs last March, Gigabyte released their take on AMD’s X370 chipset called GA-AX370-Gaming5.
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AMD’s Zen core has been revealed in detail but with Epyc the company added a few juicy details.
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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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Last week AMD published another entry in an ongoing series of Community Updates that are aimed at soothing concerns about their Ryzen CPUs.
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