J JacoFett Reputable Feb 13, 2016 18 0 4,510 May 8, 2016 #1 Say the 5820X supports PCI-Express lanes and the 5960X supports 40 lanes. How is this limit determined?
Say the 5820X supports PCI-Express lanes and the 5960X supports 40 lanes. How is this limit determined?
Solution Ecky May 8, 2016 I'm sure both CPUs are made of the same silicon, Intel just disables some on the 5820X for market segmentation, and discounts it. Very much like how an FX-4300 has 8 cores, but AMD just disables 4 of them.
I'm sure both CPUs are made of the same silicon, Intel just disables some on the 5820X for market segmentation, and discounts it. Very much like how an FX-4300 has 8 cores, but AMD just disables 4 of them.
Ecky Illustrious Feb 3, 2013 7,592 2 38,960 May 8, 2016 Solution #2 I'm sure both CPUs are made of the same silicon, Intel just disables some on the 5820X for market segmentation, and discounts it. Very much like how an FX-4300 has 8 cores, but AMD just disables 4 of them. Upvote 1 Downvote Solution
I'm sure both CPUs are made of the same silicon, Intel just disables some on the 5820X for market segmentation, and discounts it. Very much like how an FX-4300 has 8 cores, but AMD just disables 4 of them.