Fri Mar 15 05:37:01 2024
(*097dfbf6*):: https://www.engadget.com/intels-latest-desktop-cpu-hits-62ghz-without-overclocking-breaking-another-speed-record-193839340.html daaaayum +public!
*** Intel’s latest desktop CPU hits 6.2GHz without overclocking, breaking another speed record
*** Intel smashed through another speed record with the announcement of the forthcoming Core i9-14900K CPU. The desktop processor reaches 6.2GHz without overclocking.
*** Engadget
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(*097dfbf6*):: light travels 2 inches in 1 cpu cycle on that bad boy. Impressive they can get stable compute in that density with this architecture. Where’s the formula for the physical hard limit on cpu cycles for von neumann?
(*097dfbf6*):: ^
(*097dfbf6*):: I always remember this professor I had at UT, she was cool. She always came to class with a foot long ethernet patch cable as a physical reminder of how far a bit can go each clock step for a 1ghz cycle given perfect conditions