00:15 Processors - the current state in 2019 01:13 AMD had delayed the 16 core Ryzen 9 3950X until November - TSMC issues 03:03 AMD will launch Zen 2 Threadripper with 24-cores in November along with TRX40 Motherboards 04:44 We expect Intel will launch Comet Lake-S on the desktop with a Z490 chipset 05:33 Israel with Intel Recap - 10nm Ice Lake 08:10 Nothing about 45w laptop parts from Intel 09:25 New 10 Series Intel Mobile Processors 10:49 Intels ‘Real World Performance’ Event - Der8auer snub? What did AMD do wrong? 15:44 Intel choose to ignore security issues in discussion 16:32 Core i9-9900KS and Cascade Lake-X will ship in October 17:57 Cascade Lake-X looks like Skylake-X with different pricing and 10-series numbers 19:23 AMD Threadripper rumour round up 21:11 AMD has announced EPYC 7H12 with 64 cores 22:34 LEO’s Closing thoughts on the CPU situation LEO'S NOTES: Chaos reigns in the CPU market which makes it horribly complicated to come up with a buying decision for a laptop, desktop PC or workstation. AMD has delayed the 16-core Ryzen 9 3950X until November AMD cannot get sufficient supplies of 7nm Zen 2 chiplets from TSMC to satisfy demand for EPYC, hence the delay for Ryzen 9 AMD will launch Zen 2 Threadripper with 24-cores In November along with TRX40 motherboards. We expect Intel will launch Comet Lake-S (based on 14nm Skylake architecture)on the desktop with a Z490 chipset, perhaps pushing to 10-cores/20-threads I travelled to Israel with Intel a couple of months ago and met the Ice Lake development team. There have been endless horror stories about the Intel 10nm process and it was noticeable the Israelis said absolutely nothing about feeds and speeds but despite that I fully expected the IFA show to be wall-to-wall Ice Lake laptops. I was wrong about that. Instead we saw a handful of laptops with the basic G1 graphics with 32 Execution Units (G4 parts have 48 EUs and G7 have 64 EUs) 10nm Ice Lake has a four digit part number that ends in G1, G4 or G7 while 14nm Comet Lake parts continue to use the Y and U naming series. The maximum TDP, so far, for 10th Gen CPUs is 25W with a single 28W outlier. At present we know nothing about 45W CPUs that will replace models such as i9-9980HK is gaming laptops or 95W+ parts that will take over from Core i9-9900K. There is surely no way those 10th Gen parts will be based on Ice Lake. Razer was showing a new Stealth 13 Mercury White with a Core i7-1065G7 that can be configured as 15W or 25W using Iris Pro graphics however Razer also has the Stealth 13 GTX model with Nvidia GTX 1650 graphics. Core i7-10710U Comet Lake has a 25W TDP, 6 cores/12 threads and Max Turbo of 4.7GHz Core i7-1065G7 Ice Lake has a 25W TDP, 4 cores/8 threads and a Max Turbo of 3.9GHz Jon Carvill and Ryan Shrout of ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpkLvoJ5TfU

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