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Which was kind of terrible. Zen 1 / Zen+ was a different design to what we have today, and the 2990WX was just four Ryzen desktop chips wired together with only two of them having direct access to RAM and the other two having to hop through the other chips. It did work and was one of the fastest chips around at the time, but that didn't last for long: It is slower than the 12 core 3900X that came out only one year later. (WCCFTech)
So Intel's 24 core laptop chip from 2023 is beating a AMD's 12 core desktop chip from 2019. Not bad, but not remarkable either.
Weather forecast indicates one more day of summer here in New House City, followed by thunderstorms, rain, flooding, plague of frog, and all the rest. Good times.
Laptops have increasingly used soldered RAM lately, partly for reliability, partly for power efficiency, partly for speed (LPDDR is faster than regular DDR but doesn't work in regular DIMMs), and partly just as a fuck you that's why money grab not naming any Apple names.
CAMM is a new module design that works with high-speed memory like LPDDR5X and designed with future DDR6 in mind. It was created by Dell but has been adopted by memory standards body JEDEC and looks set to become the new laptop memory standard.
If that means that they stop selling laptops with amazing CPUs and screens and 16GB of RAM that you can never, ever upgrade, I'm all for it.