INTELCRAZY
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Well, that's an improvement, I was imagining what it would be like if a company made a processor that was triangular shaped, just a random thought.
What do you guys think will be the next big thing to hit the computer market?
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Yea, you could make a triangle processor with 3 cores.
It would be like a dual core with a spare if you had a flat
Way too much wasted/unusable space compared to squares. Also, would be much more expensive to produce.
madtownidiot
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I was thinking that a HUD projected on the windshield of my car so I could use the internet while I'm on my way to work would be pretty cool. If it was done right I wouldn't even have to take my eyes off the road.
Intel has a prototype 80 core processor that will be used in desktops and laptops in the next 5 years or so http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/12/t...l=1&adxnnlx=1177511657-irPLMKPSUiFVC7D17qAu4Q
Intel has a prototype 80 core processor that will be used in desktops and laptops in the next 5 years or so http://www.nytimes.com/2007/02/12/t...l=1&adxnnlx=1177511657-irPLMKPSUiFVC7D17qAu4Q
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salman
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I would buy one as long as the HSF was triangle aswell.
The next big thing will be the transparent screens
but how would you like to have this :
Intel Creates 80-Core Microprocessor That Hits 1TFLOP
Intel recently showed off an 80-core microprocessor that it designed as part of a research project. The chip can deliver about 1TFLOP of performance running on 62 watts of power, or about as much work as a 2,500-square foot supercomputer could do a decade ago, says Justin Rattner, CTO at Intel. The chip measures 275mm squared, which is by far larger than the typical 143mm squared Core 2 Duo microprocessor shipping today. Because of its large size, an 80-core microprocessor isn't easy to manufacture, meaning manufacturers must miniaturize it before they can use it in servers or PCs. Intel built the chip with 100 million transistors in its 65nm manufacturing process, and each core, or tile, has a processor and a router.
Article is from Computer Power User magazine
but how would you like to have this :
Intel Creates 80-Core Microprocessor That Hits 1TFLOP
Intel recently showed off an 80-core microprocessor that it designed as part of a research project. The chip can deliver about 1TFLOP of performance running on 62 watts of power, or about as much work as a 2,500-square foot supercomputer could do a decade ago, says Justin Rattner, CTO at Intel. The chip measures 275mm squared, which is by far larger than the typical 143mm squared Core 2 Duo microprocessor shipping today. Because of its large size, an 80-core microprocessor isn't easy to manufacture, meaning manufacturers must miniaturize it before they can use it in servers or PCs. Intel built the chip with 100 million transistors in its 65nm manufacturing process, and each core, or tile, has a processor and a router.
Article is from Computer Power User magazine
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well, I'd say more multi core CPUs is top of the list. Gluing two chips together has long been a trick of intel. So, 4 core is readily available right now next they glue 2 of those to get 8 core cheaply or 3 for 12 core.......
But come on, guessing what will come next along those lines is easy. Lets make things interesting and add in the next major step. You know, something along the lines of CRT -> LCD switch.
But come on, guessing what will come next along those lines is easy. Lets make things interesting and add in the next major step. You know, something along the lines of CRT -> LCD switch.
Teraflop link: http://www.intel.com/research/platform/terascale/teraflops.htm
Personally, I wouldn't want to have it. You wouldn't be able to do anything
Personally, I wouldn't want to have it. You wouldn't be able to do anything
The link to CPU magazine is for subscribers only, you can google it and find tons other links link this one.
http://news.com.com/Intel+pledges+80+cores+in+five+years/2100-1006_3-6119618.html
lovely?
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i might be wrong, but is this exactly what your talking about? i have no clue how this thing works lol. i thought they were going into the "3-d lasers scanning blocks of crystals with memory encoded throughout the whole thing" am i wrong?
Maximiliam
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Widescreen virtual reality helmet/glasses with a built in computer and wireless internet Atleast I hope so
Atleast I hope so