Soleron said:
Yields. A sixteen core Power7 chip is enormous and would cost several hundred a chip wholesale. Two smaller chips can be a lot cheaper, see AMD Magny-Cours. |
My point is 3 fold.
A) 2 8 core Power7 CPu's would be far too hot, far too big and far too expensive.
B) A 16 core IBM chip already exists. The PowerPC A2.
C) If you have 2 CPU's you don't necessarily count the cores together and call it a X core CPU. You would say 2 X core CPU's. The fact they speak in singuarl with regard the CPU suggests it's not a multiple CPU configuration which again leads back to B.
The rEVOLution is not being televised







