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People can probably get them as tray CPUs through grey channels like in the old days. But it's unclear which boards would properly support them.

NV is monopolizing Globalfoundries output???

Moving forward, people are going to need whatever DDR5 they can get their hands on. It's getting a little pricey.

Oh that's handy, thanks. So basically it's slower than an R7 1700 from 2016. Hmm. Did that vid cover power consumption?

That was a long time ago.

Modern cars are pretty quick. You can get a 4-second 0-60 Golf R for $50k. A relatively pedestrian commuter car like the Nissan Altima has a 0-60 in the 8s range. The main things separating such plebian vehicles from that Ferrari are the price and the speed limiter. That Ferrari can go well...

You should be fine. You could even try PaleMoon if you're feeling ballsy enough.

This rumour has been going around for awhile. It does seem likely that Intel wants to launch this product, and unlike Nova Lake-AX it has a healthy chance of reaching the market. But! But. It probably won't hit on day 1 in any significant quantity, it'll be expensive (relative to the...

There was a passenger? edit: so there was . . .

Pretty sure WaterFox and LibreWolf will compile out the AI features. Or at least 99% sure they will. TBH anyone who likes FireFox should just use WaterFox instead.

Only just a teeny-weenie bit. As I already indicated, the PR hit cost them a lot more.

Seems like Intel suggested the refund in the first place, why can't they just stick with their own plan? It makes no sense. And now he has to sell a ticking time bomb to someone else. He would need a new board for a 285k. Yeah but then he would be losing performance.

Negative, but I'll take your word for it. Would't be the first time that happened.

Oof yeah, bad time to be buying parts to build a system.

Hope Intel enjoyed the money they saved. Doesn't seem like it's worth the PR hit.

That is a lot of paste.

Nobody knows what the bandwidth or latency would be like on a modern L4 cache implementation. Also you do not want to be on the hook for implementing eDRAM on some/all of your consumer CPUs when the memory manufacturers are busy focusing on HBM production for some company that is not you...

Wish someone had done a demo like this about 20 years ago. We used to have so many debates about proper AS5 application etc.

eDRAM lost relevance as DDR4 speeds/latencies improved. Unless current eDRAM implementations were significantly faster/lower in latency than aftermarket DDR5, it wouldn't provide much benefit. Certainly not compared to stacked vcache.

Hopefully by that time, the DRAM market will have sorted itself out.