coming from Intel there was a lot of info in there so let's break it down on

your boot sequence the name sunny cove is actually the name of the core

architecture itself and not the actual chip family if I understood things

correctly that would for example mean that ice Lake would be comprised of

sunny cold cores similar to how AMD uses the name Zen for their core architecture

but uses Ryzen or threadRipper as the chip name then we have the road map

Sunny Cove is the start of this ten nanometer journey and it will launch

next year followed by Willow Cove in 2020 and Golden Cove in 2021 Willow Cove

is likely to still be at 10nm while golden cove will probably get the

seven 7nm treatment with sunny Cove we also got our first look at the

11th generation of Intel integrated graphics what we saw was an ice Lake you

CPU the you means that it is an ultra-low power chip and they ran a demo

with Tekken 7 comparing it to Intel skylake CPU with a 9th gen integrated

graphics in case you were wondering though Intel's 9th gen iGPU hasn't been

around in the desktop processor since these 6700K so it's a pretty old IGPU

to compare it with nonetheless according to a non tech it looked way

smoother but still had trouble running at a full 30 fps so will this beat a

current Intel nook with Vega inside or the possible next generation Ryzen with

Navi inside I highly doubt it now for the interesting part of the event we

have the design of their next CPUs until is going to abandon the idea of going

with a monolithic die and go it wait for it

triplets triplets chip foot and I think you will find others in the industry

adopting this in more and more ways he showed you why triplets were so so

important just like AMD ok they're not actually abandoning monolithic dyes

completely I mean Roger Kaduri made it clear during a Q&A session but it looks

like Intel will change the way their chips are made they're going to use

their email to connect multiple chip 'lets of various densities this will

allow for improved yields better costs and better time to market

Intel has been considering doing this for a long time sure they have their

mesh interconnect but that system didn't allow the same level of flexibility as

AMD's multi-layered infiniti fabric this newer image style interconnect could

allow for something like this and yes I know that it's similar to what AMD is

doing with epyc they did push it one step further thanks to what they call

foveros foveros is similar to emmab or AMD's infinity fabric but it

moves in an extra dimension instead of putting all of the chips side-by-side

they're going to stack them in the same way that HBM memory is made I don't

think that this foveros 3d stacking will happen in the high end of their

CPUs though it is well suited for low-power parts but if they stack the

high performance cores on top of each other the thermals are bound to make

some damage I'm just glad that Intel is finally thinking about putting their

email to good use so far it was only used in Kaby Lake G chips in cooperation

with AMD and it was a way to connect a monolithic CPU and a GPU not to connect

let's say a chip lit with another chip --let like AMD does I know it was also

used on their Knights landing CPU but I like to focus on consumer stuff all

right so after talking about their new CPUs for a while they finally got to

their GPU and they're calling it the XE or Z or X to the power anyways they

unveiled their plans for their discreet GPUs and honestly it looks like they

want to take AMD and NVIDIA head on their slides show that the product stack

will go from integrated graphics and entry models to mid-range to enthusiasts

all the way up to data center products that means that we'll have a GPU

solution for everyone of course we don't have any kind of information on

performance so I guess we'll have to wait until then to see it's only about a

year and a half out not too but so I know that my comments section

is going to be filled with whatever I'm just gonna wait for Ryzen 3000 and who

cares about Intel and I get it the main thing any of us are really

thinking about is price to performance so I still hope that AMD will continue

to give Intel a run for its money because it's the only way we're gonna

get competitive pricing remember when AMD came out with a Ryzen

in 1800X it was 500 bucks the price only dropped about 350 once it had

competition with the 8700K the same is happening with the next gen risin the

rumors say that the new Ryzen 9 series will be around 500 bucks and I don't

think that it will change unless Intel puts some pep into their 10nm

step so think about it it's good to have Intel perform as well as AMD cuz AMD is

always gonna lower their price and beat some of their market share all right so

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he told you why we chose 7nm he showed you why chiplets were so so

important