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AMD CTO表示K8L的架构优于C2D,每瓦IPC比现有K8提升50%
When talking to both Phil and Pat, we got some interesting answers about advancements in Instructions Per Clock with the K8L Pat Conway said that we will see a “performance improvement of 150% over the next two years that will be within the same power envelope.” If you take into account that you can back off frequency and add more cores, some of this can be achieved now if you are counting IPC across all cores. (See below how simply pulling back on frequency by as little as 16% can have a huge impact on power draw.) Intel is bound by the same principles as well.
On IPC and AMD’s K8L Phil Hester had this to say: “We want to stay focused on upgrade compatibility. We must realize more IPC per watt, and our next-generation architecture will show a 50% improvement of IPC per watt.” So I came away with a somewhat clouded view on IPC, but I did get the distinct impression that AMD’s next-generation architecture would be on par or better than what we have seen with Intel’s Core 2 Duo, which is the low benchmark AMD must shoot for.
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