Intel larrabee pics

Search in google images Intel larrabee and Intel Knight's furry. It will take some effort to search through the spam but you will find it. There isn't much out there for me to link

There are slides as well hinting at it's performance. Max is just over 520gflop. I got more shots. It is a 256bit if I am right but it has 8 vram modules with 4 oddly placed.

I though Intel abandoned Larrabee?

Nope they are going to bring a few to market using the 22nm production next year from their own fabs. I think that is why they even bothered to spend the money in the first place in R&D just to make it from them selves. 32 cores at 1.2ghz. was 48 but articles from around 2009 suggested that it had many problems.

Intel + Graphics = it prob sucks

I'm sure if they threw enough money at it they could given the engineering talent they have. Unfortunately they're stuck in the mindset of avoiding fixed function hardware and they're also not willing to give up programming flexibility in order to get more performance. Nvidia and AMD are able to get so many execution units (and thus gflops) on their GPUs because the execution units are primitive and use a simple instruction set. Intel is trying to use x86 cores, and because of the greater complexity of the x86 instruction set they aren't able get the same performance with the same die size, although it does allow for greater flexibility.