*edit* also noticed i fatfingered the title and put QTJ0 instead of QTJ1. the chip pictured is a QTJ1.
it’s production date is 2019 35th week. which is between aug 26 and sep1. full code is “V935C358”
QTJ0/QTJ1 is supposed to be a ES i9 10980hk. which has a release date of April 2020.
i9 9980hk release Q2’19. the ES version of that chip is called the QLSS.
noticed somewhat a lack of overclocking results/benchmarks or in general a lack of researchable information on how these chips perform.
so i’ll be trying to publish my findings with how these chips clock. so people in the future googling around can find a crumb more info about these chips than i did.
i will likely pick-up more of these chips for testing as quite alot of them exist.
QTJ0 is 8cores 16 threads and unlocked.
QTJ1 is 8cores 16 threads and unlocked. though it run’s about 200-300 mhz slower than QTJ0. however. benchmarks online say that QTJ1 is quicker than QTJ0. weird….
QTJ2 is 6cores 12 threads and locked.
and if i find a good sample i’ll attempt lapping the silicon for the meme’s of it. since i’ve always wanted to do it to a mobile chip for no reason.
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*edit* also noticed i fatfingered the title and put QTJ0 instead of QTJ1. the chip pictured is a QTJ1.
it’s production date is 2019 35th week. which is between aug 26 and sep1. full code is “V935C358”
QTJ0/QTJ1 is supposed to be a ES i9 10980hk. which has a release date of April 2020.
i9 9980hk release Q2’19. the ES version of that chip is called the QLSS.
noticed somewhat a lack of overclocking results/benchmarks or in general a lack of researchable information on how these chips perform.
so i’ll be trying to publish my findings with how these chips clock. so people in the future googling around can find a crumb more info about these chips than i did.
i will likely pick-up more of these chips for testing as quite alot of them exist.
QTJ0 is 8cores 16 threads and unlocked.
QTJ1 is 8cores 16 threads and unlocked. though it run’s about 200-300 mhz slower than QTJ0. however. benchmarks online say that QTJ1 is quicker than QTJ0. weird….
QTJ2 is 6cores 12 threads and locked.
and if i find a good sample i’ll attempt lapping the silicon for the meme’s of it. since i’ve always wanted to do it to a mobile chip for no reason.