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jmke 7th July 2008 20:32

Intel Larrabee Capable of 2 TFLOPs
 
What's unique (so far) about Larrabee is that it's entirely made up of x86 processing cores. The Larrabee is likely to have 32 x86 processing cores. Here's a surprise: These processing cores are based on the design of Pentuim P54C, a 13+ year old x86 processor. This processor will be miniaturised to the 45nm fabrication process, they will be assisted by a 512-bit SIMD unit and these cores will support 64-bit address. Gelsinger says that 32 of these cores clocked at 2.00 GHz could belt out 2 TFLOPs of raw computational power. That's close to that of the upcoming AMD R700. Heise also reports that this GPU could have a TDP of as much as 300W (peak). ~(src: TechPowerUp)

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jmke 7th July 2008 20:34

and you thought CPU cooling was important; 300W GPU surpasses any CPU... and then some


Kougar 7th July 2008 21:47

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This processor will be miniaturised to the 45nm fabrication process
So they call this "miniaturized"? :D

If the GPU is that freaking huge... I imagine heat would be an issue for overclocking. Add some subzero cooling or even water, bet that chip will overclock well... assuming the power consumption increase doesn't melt the PCB first. :)

thorgal 8th July 2008 07:46

They'll have to do better than that to be competitive in a year. ATi gives us 2 TF today (I mean tomorrow ;) )

jmke 8th July 2008 07:54

but that 2 TF uses more power ;)

thorgal 8th July 2008 08:15

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Originally Posted by jmke (Post 173644)
but that 2 TF uses more power ;)

We'll have to see : will 4870X2 be over 300W ?

jmke 8th July 2008 08:29

Single HD4870 adds 250W to the system. Two of them.... less than 300W? Not likely :) more likely it will surpass 300W.
HD4870 in CF is ~350W. Compare with numbers of 6200 :D


thorgal 8th July 2008 08:38

Thanks J. :)

jmke 8th July 2008 08:44

performance/watt GTX 2x0 series holds the crown. But their pricing defeats any power savings you get


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