News Intel Announces Socketed 56-Core Cooper Lake Processors

[Admin]

Intel tries to upstage AMD's EPYC Rome announcement with its new 56-core processor that comes in a socketed form factor.

Intel Announces Socketed 56-Core Cooper Lake Processors : Read more

 

[crysis2]

And here we go a firm answear to AMD EPYC
Also crazy on TDP

 

[Deleted member 2731765]

Isn't Intel expected to utilize the LGA 4189 socket for Cooper Lake, also offering compatibility with both Cooper Lake and the company's future Ice Lake processors ??

 

[jmcgaw]

Intel tries to upstage AMD's EPYC Rome announcement with its new 56-core processor that comes in a socketed form factor.

Intel Announces Socketed 56-Core Cooper Lake Processors : Read more

This will reveal my ignorance, but how does one cool a 400W processor? I'm thinking that some sort of massive copper block with large volumes of refrigerated water might just do it. I can't imagine any sort of air cooling doing the job.

 

[bit_user]

This will reveal my ignorance, but how does one cool a 400W processor? I'm thinking that some sort of massive copper block with large volumes of refrigerated water might just do it. I can't imagine any sort of air cooling doing the job.

Well, if you can cool a 2-slot 275 W GPU with a single blower, then attaching a taller heatsink via a vapor chamber might work.

I've long thought it'd be cool if they used a vapor chamber as the actual heatspreader, integrated into the packaging.

The other thing to consider is that water cooling is becoming more common, in high-performance servers. And consider that water cooling a GPU dissipating 400 W is nothing new or particularly hard.

 

[bit_user]

Intel says the new processors will arrive in the first half of 2020.

Wow. Talk about FUD - this announcement is little more than a transparent ploy to undermine Rome!

 

[hannibal]

Heh! AMD in near having its upgrade to Rome at that time
Well, competition is good!

 

[hotaru251]

only be interested in these if i was sure they had baked in fixes and i wont lose performance later on.