Intel's Failed Ryzen CPU?! / SoMa B3 MCMs

Originally posted here @ https://hardforum.com/threads/intel-xeon-soma-b3.1989562/

UFD Tech covers multiple sources to explain the Intel SoMa unreleased chip.

"Sources on Intel's Xeon SoMa B3 CPU: ► http://bit.ly/36Byujb http://bit.ly/2EffpHu https://ebay.to/2EqTBsx http://bit.ly/38ATlVy http://bit.ly/38EumRo http://bit.ly/35jb7KJ http://bit.ly/2qNHEK2 http://bit.ly/2YKfdcs http://bit.ly/36ux0ai http://bit.ly/35ptXjK http://bit.ly/35tMlIh http://bit.ly/36xN4bc"

Get the glue

Are any of those not YT links? I don't need a video

Give them time. One leads, then the other. It's called progress

DogsofJune said:

Give them time. One leads, then the other. It's called progress

Click to expand...

It is a pretty big dud now knowing how amazing modular chiplet design is and fulling intergrated i/o's on the CPU is for epyc systems. I guess intel have found a new way to win, they make up their own benches and compile code to force worse decisions on non GenuineIntel parts, if that sounds familiar it is the last trick intel used when they were far behind at one point. Media access is more prevalent now so Intel can't get away with it like they did, but it does show that instead of taking AMD on in innovation, they will fix results and in terms of development will port supposed to be 10nm designs onto 14nm and hope it can do 5ghz and have enough IPC gains to be worthwhile.

Failure is how we learn. Competition is good and isn't it about time Intel is pushed?