When will Chinese CPUs hit the market?

When three Thursdays come together! Quite average! If it's not for patriotism, none of it will be sold! It's sad, it's helpless! But there is one thing, as long as China has a CPU, the United States will not dare to sell **, which is the biggest use of Loongson!

In 2010, when the Dragon Heart 4 came out, the performance was quite the same as the current P4!

There is always a huge difference between China's Loongson and foreign products, so our generation can't see Loongson popularized.

China's self-developed processor is named "Loongson", and as of last year, China has developed a CPU operating system equivalent to Inter P4 performance, and it has also been set to Linux Hongqi. It has not been proved that it can be perfectly tested and used under the window system, and now the operating system is used daily is window xp and so on, if you want to wait until the "Loongson" is listed, you must at least support the operating system of the window platform Nianheng Tongzaitan.

It has been put on the market now, but because this CPU is not yet mature, the amount of time it will be on the market will not be too large.

A few years ago, there was a CPU called "Loongson", and as for the future???

There are two common ways to install the operating system Xinyou:

Optical Drive Mounting System Method:

1.Please press the F2 button to enter the BIOS settings when you boot the computer, select the Boot Device Priority option under the Boot menu, set the Optical Drive to boot, and press the F10 button to save and exit.

U disk installation system method:

1.Use a third-party U disk production software to make a U disk boot disk, and **genuine system image or pure version of the image,**Unzip and find the file package (file quarrel old suffix: ISO), and copy it to the root directory of the U disk.

2.Power on, press the F2 button to enter the BIOS, select the Advanced option, set the Fast BIOS Mode to "Disabled", and press the F10 key to save and exit.

3.Restart the computer and press the F10 key to enter the fast boot boot, select the USB flash drive to boot into the installation interface, when "please any key boot from cd..... appearsPrompt, quickly press any key on the keyboard to enter the installation screen.

4.After loading the necessary files, go to the installation screen and select Install Now.

5.Follow the prompts to select the primary partition and start installing the system.

6.After the installation starts, the system will automatically copy the files (there will be 1-2 reboots, let the system restart automatically, no manual operation is required).

7.During the installation process, prompt language, input method, user name, etc., and select the next step according to the prompts (where the retail version will prompt you to enter the serial number, enter the serial number).

9.After the selection is completed, continue to copy the file, and the system installation is completed after the file is copied and selected according to the prompts.

Note: This installation method is the installation method of the standard version of the system, such as ghost, tomato garden and other systems are not suitable for this installation method.

The key question is whether people are willing to give the national CPU a chance to develop after we really have our own CPU, that is, whether it can be smoothly marketized, if there is really one day our Loongson is as rumored to be so brave, then we here are here to give priority to our Loongson when configuring new machines.

We have formed a fixed mindset, and how to break this mindset when talking about whether the CPU is Intel or AMD is a big problem for Loongson is facing, which is just as difficult as designing a real CPU.

Intel AMD is not going to stop because we are catching up, and I feel that the future is slim in the civilian field.

There are already them, but not for personal computers. Loongson".

Now it is in research and development, and there are already personal computers using "Loongson", because after all, the scale of production cannot be compared with AMD and Intel, so now it is a small-scale trial for the time being, and one day our computer case will be pasted with the "Loongson" logo

China VIA has had its own CPU for a long time, and in the past few years, it has been divided into three parts of the world with Intel Supermicro.

Loongson was released in June.

Now there is "Loongson", but it has not been put on the market in large quantities.

The core technology still has to be mastered, and it doesn't matter if you start late. As long as we strive to catch up, sooner or later we will surpass the old United States.

Now it has been able to produce under the name Loongson.

There is no need, the cost of their own production exceeds that of American imports, and besides, our ZF is more than US dollars, tens of thousands of E

There is already Loongson.

It's just that at the moment it is used only for the military.

There are pure sandpaper manufacturing factories in China. No matter what kind of CPU, you can erase the logo, and then it becomes Loongson or XX core?

If you have time, you can do it yourself, **buy a piece of sandpaper and grind it yourself, and then print your own logo. Ha ha.

China has a dragon's heart,,, they won't just put a Trojan horse in it, and Chinese is not a biaozi, so they can't find it,,, let alone whether they can install a Trojan horse in the CPU, it remains to be studied.

China has Loongson, which has reached four generations, and now it seems that it is continuing research and development in a research institute in Hangzhou.

Intel has invested in a factory in Beijing to produce Intel series CPUs, which are scheduled to be completed and put into production in 2010.

China also has it, Loongson or something, but the technical level is far worse than AMD and Intel.

Wooden horse? How do you put a Trojan horse in a CPU?

It's possible to do tricks, but after all, they are also businessmen, and they put their own interests first, and if they are found to be doing tricks, they will be finished, so they ......

It seems that there is an AMD test and packaging factory in Suzhou.

There's something wrong with your point of view!

Thinking narrowly! @不是技术问题 (although the technology does lag behind) is mainly the ecological environment, you make a CPU, from the instruction set to the architecture, you have to come to the new one, but also need software support! At the very least, the operating system needs to support it!

Well, it's time to get to the operating system, and you've got the operating system done (in order to adapt to your CPU instruction set, etc., you need to design a new programming language and develop a writing tool for others). Let's say you've got it all done, okay, who's going to write the app for you??? No QQ, no **, no online banking, everything you are used to!

Programmers in other companies need to use unfamiliar languages, unfamiliar development environments, new ones, and invest a lot of money?? So it's not a matter of talking.

That kind of thing can't be produced, mainly because you can't buy equipment, purely domestic equipment is currently similar to garbage, China is reluctant to invest money in the basic science and technology industry, so it's impossible.

Yes, it's just that the performance and process are much behind.

The vast number of technicians in China are working hard to develop CPUs

Since the beginning of research and development in 2000, Loongson has a history of 15 years. Although ** will report some news about Loongson from time to time, due to the difficulty of seeing the real thing on the market, the outside world knows very little about it. From the beginning of the project, Loongson's R&D unit, the Institute of Computing Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was determined to achieve world-class CPU; So what level have their products reached today in 2015?

Let's first understand some background knowledge: Loongson is a CPU series developed by the Loongson project team of the Institute of Computing Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, compatible with MIPS instruction set, and with completely independent intellectual property rights.

Loongson is divided into three product lines: No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3, corresponding to the target markets of ultra-low-power embedded chips, low-power SoCs and mainstream PCs and server CPUs. At present, the model that represents the strongest level of Loongson is Loongson 3B-1500 CPU, which has 8 cores, 32nm manufacturing process, and main frequency; This is followed by the four-core Loongson 3A.

Because the MIPS instruction set used is different from the mainstream X86 and ARM, the Loongson platform cannot directly run most common performance test sets; In addition, due to the fact that the product is not listed in large quantities and the number of users is scarce, it is not easy for evaluation agencies to understand its actual performance. Fortunately, the Computing Institute has made some internal performance test data public, from which we were able to analyze Loongson's strength.

The test software used for the calculation is the cross-platform test set Spec CPU 2000, which is commonly used in the professional field. Many mainstream CPUs have SPEC scores to check, which brings convenience to our comparison.

First, let's take a look at the spec int test. This test examines the CPU's single-threaded integer capabilities, which are related to the performance of applications commonly used by the average user. Participating in the comparison are the Loongson 3B-1500 A8 Cortex A57 and Intel Core i7 4770 4GHz.