Recent content by dave.jeffers

Maybe Intel will buy a few of these to design their future CPUs!

AMDs war with Intel is over. The market doesn't realize it yet and still listens to these promises of the current captain of the titanic. TSMC will not assist Intel with major product. TSMC will take Intels server processor business by fabbing AMD CPU AND GPU chiplets. Intel will continue to...

Zen 3 Threadripper coming in August. That will be the competition, not existing Threadripper on Zen 2.

Complete garbage AMD hit piece.

ummm, I think so!

The ship has been floundering for years now. The Lieutenant has been promoted to Captain, and is now saying whatever it takes to calm the crew and passengers. But make no mistake, the ship is sinking.

TSMCs goal is to TAKE high margin silicon production from Intel fabs, into its own. Intel MIGHT be making 7nm processors by 2023, at which time, AMD will be on 3nm with TSMC. TSMC has no interest in supporting Intel. TSMC has an interest in taking Intel's high-margin chip production, and they...

$262? Excuse me while I laugh at this paper launched vaporware. Now, to actual reality. You will pay, today, $410 for this chip. So, how would you like a 3900X instead, that will give you TWICE the number of cores and threads, about the same gaming performance and DOUBLE the rendering...

Even if you want the 10900k, they are saying its a paper launch. Will be interesting to see how long it takes for NE and Amazon to get stock.

There really isn't a comparison between the Threadrippers and the Core i9-10980XE. This is why most reviewers chose to compare the i9 to the 3950X. Much closer performance, with the 3950X being much better value.

Rumoured delay: View: https://youtu.be/A2BLLBSd3Yc?t=1085

The only thing Intel is going to "process" over the next four years is employment terminations slips, as it continues losing technology leadership, market share, and money to AMD.

Fake. https://adoredtv.com/fake-intel-10th-gen-slide-circulates/

Hey, Kevin is coming around. He is starting to see the light. Game at 1440p or higher and it completely neutralizes the only argument for buying the Intel 8-cores. I'm going to get a new monitor one of these days, and it will not be a 1080p. I have a feeling I'm not alone. So, at this...

Why not just get a Ryzen 2700X, and use the $200-300 that you will save NOT buying a 9900k, and then you can maybe afford that 4k monitor, plus higher-end GPU, and then get to do 4k gaming!