>2019
>still no 10nm processors
2019
Nolan Brooks
Alexander Myers
go build them yourself fuckass
Luis Richardson
[quantum tunnels your path]
It's why even Intel is going for more cores.
Jack Morgan
the iphone x has a 10nm processor
Gavin Perry
""""10nm""""
Asher Ramirez
The shill got mad
They already should have found a way to avoid that.
Source?
Adam Green
Speaking of 10mn, I keep seeing "Intel is fucked" but I must have missed all those other 10mn processors because I don't see any.
Jonathan Davis
Samsung Starts Industry’s First Mass Production of System-on-Chip with 10-Nanometer FinFET Technology
Korea on October 17, 2016
Christian Clark
GLOBALFOUNDRIES Launches 7nm ASIC Platform for Data Center, Machine Learning, and 5G Networks
Jun 13, 2017
Jayden Brooks
I mean consumer processors
Juan Adams
Cannon Lake is out so we are on 10nm just not on desktop
Hunter Butler
>They already should have found a way to avoid that.
wrap the atoms in tinfoil, why didn't anybody think of that
you should patent this. you'll be rich.
Angel Davis
Zen 2/Ryzen 3000 is 2019.
Jeremiah Rodriguez
Technically not 10nm
Hunter Hernandez
Where is cannonlake out? 'cause I don't see any laptops with cannonlake processors out yet
Ryan Richardson
>2011 + 7
>still no 10ghz processors
Jason Baker
SD 835 and 845 are 10nm
Nicholas Ward
not gonna happen until nitrogen/helium faucets become a standard home utility.
Ethan Garcia
Is Rob still around? Does he have an opinion these days?
Jayden Campbell
Ah yes, that one user from Sup Forums should build them, not a company with millions to put into R&D
Brayden Diaz
The max we will get from AMD Ryzen 3000 series will be maybe 4.5ghz-5.2ghz on 7nm global foundries. Intel will probably be 5ghz-6.4ghz on 7nm or whatever they decide.
John Cox
Intel's 7nm is 2021+ and Intel's 10nm+ will have clocks equal or lower than Coffeelake, per Intel's own xtor performance slides.
So no, you're stuck with 5GHz until 2020 or latter.
Eli Johnson
Zen2 is coming in 2019, in all its 7nm glory
Soon™
Liam Gutierrez
5Ghz*
*overclocking is not recommended by Intel, delidding will good warranty.
Parker Reyes
>the "making things smaller automagically makes them better" -meme
I, for one, would not mind getting a 50nm cpu if only so that it doesn't burn out after 2 years