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5/25/2017 7:19:03 AM
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AMD announces new high-end CPU with more cores, more bandwidth
The New SKU Family is called the [google]AMD Threadripper[/google]. it will have more cores and threads than the recently released AMD 1800x CPU. this is to take on Intel's higher end X99/X299 high-end enthusiast/ low-end server platform.
more information about this will be released around Computex, an annual tech industry show similar to E3, in about a week.
[spoiler]
you probably don't care, right? cheaper high-end computing is going to become a thing very soon.[/spoiler]
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1 回覆由The Cellar Door編輯： 5/26/2017 6:00:01 AMYawn. My 2012 MacBook Pro still outperforms most of your trashy, ugly computers in my mind anyways. Design is better than specs. Realistically, I do have to work with simulations a lot for school, and I was actually surprised at how well my MacBook preformed given some of the more computationally heavy operations I gave it. It use to struggle with Skyrim a lot. That being said, anything that would be actually useful for real research in my field is going to be with a super computer, so until we have a fully functional mass produced quantum computer, I'm sticking with my Mac.
