Thursday, August 01
Daily News Stuff 1 August 2019
Must Not Lesnerize Edition
Must Not Lesnerize Edition
Tech News
- Intel's Sunny Cove architecture, which will be presented in Ice Lake at some point this year looks like it's a significant upgrade over the last five generations which have all been, basically, Skylake. (AnandTech)
The decode width hasn't changed, but what happens after that has been improved. How much that will mean in reality we will have to wait and see. Intel says an average of 18% improvement, but that's on a scale from 40% on the best case down to -2% on the worst case.
- Yes, there will be high-end and low-end Navi in addition to the current middle-end. (WCCFTech)
What, they were going to say no?
- Google plans to fuck around with the Chrome urlbar again, because they are incapable of ever learning anything. (Reddit)
Disclaimer: Protection begets the need of further protection. That is a universal constant.
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"Intel says an average of 18% improvement"
That's an improvement over Skylake, not Coffee Lake. Based on the tests Tom's Hardware did (https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-10nm-ice-lake-test-benchmarks,6257.html) it looks like a lot of the increase due to IPC is lost due to lower clocks (which is what people have been predicting for a while.) Does still look--mostly--like a boost over Coffee Lake, though. Probably not worth upgrading if you've already got one, but probably is if you have something older, I'd guess.
That's an improvement over Skylake, not Coffee Lake. Based on the tests Tom's Hardware did (https://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/intel-10nm-ice-lake-test-benchmarks,6257.html) it looks like a lot of the increase due to IPC is lost due to lower clocks (which is what people have been predicting for a while.) Does still look--mostly--like a boost over Coffee Lake, though. Probably not worth upgrading if you've already got one, but probably is if you have something older, I'd guess.
Posted by: Rick C at Friday, August 02 2019 02:02 AM (Iwkd4)
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Chrome: the commenters, just like they did last time Google did this, hate it, for the same reasons they did before, because those were and are good ones.
I'd say "incapable of learning anything" isn't accurate; it's "they just don't care". This was actually the last straw that made me switch to FF. I just wish FF wasn't such a mess on Android--the default font choices are too small for my no-longer-20-year-old eyes--because it supports extensions, which Chrome doesn't.
I'd say "incapable of learning anything" isn't accurate; it's "they just don't care". This was actually the last straw that made me switch to FF. I just wish FF wasn't such a mess on Android--the default font choices are too small for my no-longer-20-year-old eyes--because it supports extensions, which Chrome doesn't.
Posted by: Rick C at Friday, August 02 2019 02:06 AM (Iwkd4)
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