1 枯れ果てた名無し@転載禁止 (18c2aa85) 2024/11/01 (金) 05:45:15.011 ID:NgNPs6J74
Chinese CPU manufacturer Loongson is purportedly closing the gap quickly to Western CPU manufacturers regarding raw performance. Fast Technology reports that Longsoon's fourth generation is adopting a "tock-tock-tick" strategy to accelerate innovation.
Fast Technology reveals that the first chips to operate on its first tock were the 3A6000, 3B6000M, and 3C6000, nicknamed the "Three Musketeers." Chips running on the second tock are the Loongson 3A6600, 3B6600, and 3C6600, with the difference being the "600" numbering scheme added to the chips trio. This trio of chips is Loongson's current iteration of CPUs.
The 3B6600, for example, is claimed to perform at par with Intel 12th—and 13th-generation CPUs thanks to its new eight LA864 cores with a clock frequency of just 3 GHz. It will be tapped out in 2025.
Loongson's fourth generation of CPUs is still well into the development phase, and we have no word on what CPU models will be powered by Longsoon's next-gen design. Regardless, if Loongson's third-gen chips can already compete with Intel Raptor Lake CPUs, it stands to reason that these fourth-gen chips could compete directly with Zen 5 and Arrow Lake. Loongson's fourth-gen chips will purportedly operate on a new process node comparable to 7nm nodes from competing Western manufacturers.
https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/cpus/chinese-chipmakers-new-7nm-cpus-reportedly-outperform-intels-raptor-lake-loongson-adopts-tock-tock-tick-strategy-to-close-the-gap-with-intel
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