Monday, November 19th 2012

Leaked Slides Reveal Details on Intel Atom 'Bay Trail-T' Platform

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As confirmed by some freshly-leaked slides, 2014 will see Intel bring some new guns to the fight with ARM, including Bay Trail-T, the successor of Clover Trail and the first Atom platform to take advantage of the 22 nm manufacturing process.

The star of Bay Trail-T is the Valleyview SoC which will feature four (out-of-order) Silvermont cores clocked at up to 2.1 GHz (delivering up to 60% higher performance than the Clover Trail chip), a two-channel LPDDR3 memory controller, an upgraded video decoder, support for resolutions up to 2560 x 1600 pixels, and a new GPU boasting DirectX 11 capabilities and offering up to a 3x performance boost over Clover Trail.

Devices based on Bay Trail-T are expected to have a standby battery life of 20 days and would last for 11 hours of continuous video playback, before needing to be charged.
Source: Mobile Geeks

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24 Comments on Leaked Slides Reveal Details on Intel Atom 'Bay Trail-T' Platform

#1
dj-electric
wow, that's A LOT of power that Bay Trail-T is packing. Very impressive...
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#2
xenocide
Dj-ElectriCwow, that's A LOT of power that Bay Trail-T is packing. Very impressive...
Intel doesn't fuck around.
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#3
mayankleoboy1
xenocideIntel doesn't fuck around.
It only fucks up.
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#4
blibba
Why not enable HT on the quad-core part?
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#6
blibba
Dj-ElectriCHeat, much of it
HT doesn't increase heat output - look at 3770K vs. 3570K, 2600K vs 2500K.
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#7
CounterZeus
a chip with HT enabled will *possibly* produce more heat, because more of the CPU might be used. Still, max heat output should be the same...
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#8
RejZoR
Ever since AMD started churning out AMD Fusion chips, most of the Atom CPU's are meh. I wonder how these stack up against latest AMD APU's.
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#9
brandonwh64
Addicted to Bacon and StarCrunches!!!
RejZoREver since AMD started churning out AMD Fusion chips, most of the Atom CPU's are meh. I wonder how these stack up against latest AMD APU's.
CPU side probably better but the GPU side probably not as always.
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#10
dj-electric
blibbaHT doesn't increase heat output - look at 3770K vs. 3570K, 2600K vs 2500K.
That is exactly what it does :)
I have all 4, tested a lot of times, HTs are much hotter @ load, naturally.
2 CPUs can be under a certain TDP, that doesn't mean they consume the same and produce the same amount of heat :)
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#11
Naito
Mmm.... Out of Order execution

May make for some decent tablets sitting between the ARM-based Windows RT and the ultra-low voltage Core i processor-based variants. Good midpoint for battery and performance.
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#12
de.das.dude
Pro Indian Modder
RejZoREver since AMD started churning out AMD Fusion chips, most of the Atom CPU's are meh. I wonder how these stack up against latest AMD APU's.
GPU side will still be meh. its intel afterall.
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#13
Completely Bonkers
Intel needs to bring OoO Atom to the market already. Atom is a lackluster boring underperformer. And they just CUT the best Atom they had... the D2700 because they priced it too high / performance.

LOL WUT? 32-bit only OS coverage? For 2014/2015/2016?!! (based on 3 years average commissioning/implementation life). And what is "compute continuum"? Sounds like an indie band.
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#14
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
Dj-ElectriCThat is exactly what it does :)
I have all 4, tested a lot of times, HTs are much hotter @ load, naturally.
2 CPUs can be under a certain TDP, that doesn't mean they consume the same and produce the same amount of heat :)
A lot of early low power Atoms have/had HT as well, as well as modern ones. So not a whole lot of extra heat there.
Completely BonkersIntel needs to bring OoO Atom to the market already. Atom is a lackluster boring underperformer. And they just CUT the best Atom they had... the D2700 because they priced it too high / performance.
Didn't they get OoO a while ago?

EDIT: Nope it seems not. I read about it a while ago but that was just confirmation they're getting there. :)
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#15
dieterd
they need 22nm atoms right now not after 2 years... or they think that ARM's will snooze for 2 years?
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#16
OneCool
blibbaHT doesn't increase heat output - look at 3770K vs. 3570K, 2600K vs 2500K.
Yes it does and it always has.
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#17
Wile E
Power User
About time they bring out of order to the atoms.
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#18
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
Still lacks VTx, still only 32 bit, still going to buy an APU.
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#19
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
cdawallStill lacks VTx, still only 32 bit, still going to buy an APU.
I don't see how VTx helps Atom tbh, and there have always been 64 bit versions. Wikipedia says this though:
Intel states the Atom supports 64-bit operation only "with a processor, chipset, BIOS" that all support Intel 64. Those Atom vendor systems not supporting all of these cannot enable Intel 64.
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#20
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
FrickI don't see how VTx helps Atom tbh, and there have always been 64 bit versions. Wikipedia says this though:
Mini-servers, VM's, tons of uses for VTx not everyone wants to lug around a 15-17" laptop when they can do what they need on a 10.6" one. Good that they have 64 bit that was getting a bit sad. Intel crippled the holy hell out of the old models.
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#21
v12dock
Block Caption of Rainey Street
cdawallMini-servers, VM's, tons of uses for VTx not everyone wants to lug around a 15-17" laptop when they can do what they need on a 10.6" one. Good that they have 64 bit that was getting a bit sad. Intel crippled the holy hell out of the old models.
Virtualize on an Atom? VTx seems worthless until at least the i3s
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#22
cdawall
where the hell are my stars
v12dockVirtualize on an Atom? VTx seems worthless until at least the i3s
Why mini servers work for small companies. For a server to work right you need vt.
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#24
TRWOV
OoO 64bit and 4 cores until 2014... meh... I'll keep buying Bobcats. Thank you.
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