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Even if you arent interested in the 12900k, AMD is guaranteed to drop prices to stay competitive. So I'd personally wait another month to see how things shake up.
Yea this trash for you. You definitely need the Thread ripper 5995WX or the EPYC Genoa chip. Either one should suffice for now.
Pretty sure Intel 7 is their fake rebranding for 11nm or 12nm
I am already planning a separate rig with EPYC Genoa and 128gb ram with triple GPU to run my epic (ha!) solitaire marathons at high framerates. This is just to hold me over.
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Seriously?? That is incredible. They just grabbed the wrong processor?
Still rocking a 6700k in one rig and 6600k in another!
First, Intel has never had a '11nm' or '12nm' node. Intel 7 is a rename, but of a node that was never used before and will debut for 12th generation. It was previously called 10nm ESF (Enhanced SuperFin), which brings increased performance and efficiency gains over its predecessor, which was used in Tiger Lake (10nm SuperFin). This is a big leap for Intel on desktop as Rocket Lake (11th gen) came on 14++++ Nm.
The whole reason Intel had to do these renames is because people like you get confused, because every foundry uses their own node size names, partially due to marketing, partially due to different sizes and technologies.
So like Samsung 5nm is slightly worse than TSMC 7nm.
But long story short is Intel 7 is named the way it is, because it is comparable to TSMC N7 ('7nm'), which is what AMD is currently using.
First, Intel has never had a '11nm' or '12nm' node. Intel 7 is a rename, but of a node that was never used before and will debut for 12th generation. It was previously called 10nm ESF (Enhanced SuperFin), which brings increased performance and efficiency gains over its predecessor, which was used in Tiger Lake (10nm SuperFin). This is a big leap for Intel on desktop as Rocket Lake (11th gen) came on 14++++ Nm.
The whole reason Intel had to do these renames is because people like you get confused, because every foundry uses their own node size names, partially due to marketing, partially due to different sizes and technologies.
So like Samsung 5nm is slightly worse than TSMC 7nm.
But long story short is Intel 7 is named the way it is, because it is comparable to TSMC N7 ('7nm'), which is what AMD is currently using.
It's still a marketing gimmick, 10nm isn't 7nm. Don't be a fanboy
First, Intel has never had a '11nm' or '12nm' node. Intel 7 is a rename, but of a node that was never used before and will debut for 12th generation. It was previously called 10nm ESF (Enhanced SuperFin), which brings increased performance and efficiency gains over its predecessor, which was used in Tiger Lake (10nm SuperFin). This is a big leap for Intel on desktop as Rocket Lake (11th gen) came on 14++++ Nm.
The whole reason Intel had to do these renames is because people like you get confused, because every foundry uses their own node size names, partially due to marketing, partially due to different sizes and technologies.
So like Samsung 5nm is slightly worse than TSMC 7nm.
But long story short is Intel 7 is named the way it is, because it is comparable to TSMC N7 ('7nm'), which is what AMD is currently using.
People literally are incapable of typing 5950x into google go be directed to that. Million facepalms
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