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Intel’s next-generation top graphics card will get a GPU die the size of a GeForce RTX 4080 die and three times the cache
Intel will end 2023 with the current Arc Alchemist graphics cards, but next year the company will release the Arc Battlemage line. New details about the top model of this series have appeared on the Web.
The Arc Battlemage GPU die area will reportedly roughly match the AD103 GPU die area (379mm2) in the GeForce RTX 4080. Also, Arc Battlemage GPUs are credited with 64 Xe cores, a 256-bit bus, a frequency of over 3 GHz, and 48 MB of L2 cache.
For comparison, the current top-end Intel Arc A770 video card has a 406 mm crystal2, 32 Xe cores, 256-bit bus, 2.4 GHz frequency, and 16 MB L2 cache. That is, despite the fact that the crystal becomes smaller, there will be more cores, the amount of cache memory will increase three times and the frequency will noticeably increase.
A custom Arc Battlemage GPU will launch in the first or second quarter of 2024, and a data center accelerator based on it will be released in the second half of 2024.
New data on the Arc Battlemage GPU was shared by the RedGamingTech resource, which has its own sources in the industry. However, earlier not all such plums were confirmed. For example, RedGamingTech at one time quite accurately described the parameters of the Ryzen 4000 processors, but at the same time made a big mistake with the AMD Navi 23 GPU – it was attributed to the top AMD video card, and in fact the Radeon RX 6600 XT was built on the Navi 23.

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Some AMD processors may freeze after 1044 days of continuous operation

AMD Epyc processors of the Rome generation (the second generation of Epyc) revealed one curious feature. It lies in the fact that such a CPU can freeze after 1044 days of continuous operation.
This feature means that owners of servers based on such CPUs may need to reboot the server before the specified time in order to avoid system freezes.
The problem is related to the fact that the CPU core cannot wake up from the CC6 sleep state. That being said, AMD states that the crash time may vary depending on the spread spectrum and REFCLK frequency. The nature of the problem is of a hardware nature, so, unfortunately, it will not be possible to fix it.
In addition to rebooting, there is a second method to avoid freezing: disable CC6 sleep mode.
In general, in most cases, this problem will not affect server owners, since maintenance and installation of security updates usually occur much more often, including requiring a reboot. However, in case someone uses the Linux hot fix feature to upgrade without rebooting, they may encounter the above problem.
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Diablo IV is even on the “iron”. In Full HD, you can get by GeForce GTX 670 with 2 GB of memory

Diablo IV has already become available for a number of players, and the authors of Tom`s Hardware decided to test the game on different video cards, including very old ones, because the project has low system requirements, and gamers who participated in the beta test reported that the game feels great on older GPUs.
It turned out that even old 3D cards like the GeForce GTX 670 are enough for normal operation of the game in Full HD at minimum graphics quality settings. Even such an adapter with only 2 GB of memory provides more than 60 fps, although the 1% Low indicator drops up to 28 fps. The GTX 1050 performs better, hitting 56 fps and around 40 fps for 1% Low.
At the same resolution, but already at the maximum graphics quality settings, the GTX 1050 is no longer enough, as the 1% Low value drops to 15 fps. But the GTX 970 or RX 570 handles the game without any problems.
In the same mode, but at 1440p resolution, it is better to get something like the RX 590 or GTX 1070, although the activation of FSR 2 allows you to continue using the same GTX 970.
4K resolution traditionally places much higher demands on the graphics subsystem. Here you already need a video card of a level not lower than the Radeon RX 6600, but better than the RTX 3060. For the cherished 60 fps, you will have to buy at least an RTX 4060 Ti or RX 6700 XT.
It is also worth noting that the game does not currently support ray tracing, but soon such a mode will appear, which will increase the requirements for the GPU.
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GeForce RTX 50 will not go to Intel or Samsung. GPU for new generation of video cards will be produced by TSMC again

GPUs for GeForce RTX 50 graphics cards will still be produced by TSMC.
This was stated by the head of Nvidia Jensen Huang. Thus, the company’s possible cooperation with Intel or Samsung in this direction is at least strongly postponed.
Recall that recently Huang said that he is open to cooperation with Intel, and the company uses Samsung services from time to time. But, apparently, already now the developments of TSMC are superior to the solutions of competitors.
At the same time, the head of Nvidia nevertheless noted that in the event of any global problems, the company is ready to produce its GPUs at the facilities of other companies. In this case, the fears about the military conflict between Taiwan and China, which were expressed by journalists, were meant. However, Huang noted that TSMC has factories in different regions.
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