V11 in ~1 hour?

[Twiglett]

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A month ago, Tesla revealed several secrets regarding the new chip the Silicon Valley company has designed for full self-driving capability. Nonetheless, some of the people making that presentation may have failed to take into account that not everyone is fully literate in microprocessor design...

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Thats the FSD computer - that doesn't have anything to do with the GPU for the console, they are separate computers.

 

[chisss]

I doubt they'll release the V11 any time soon, seeing that the new deliveries of Model Y/3 don't have radar and are still working on testing Tesla Vision I can't see them also changing the UI while working on this too. just my 2 cents

 

[Amped412]

Thats the FSD computer - that doesn't have anything to do with the GPU for the console, they are separate computers.

It's probably the Mobile variant of the Intel Atom Processor. They have integrated graphics processors built into the chip.

Intel Atom® x3-C3295RK Processor (1M Cache, up to 1.1 GHz) Product Specifications

Intel Atom® x3-C3295RK Processor (1M Cache, up to 1.1 GHz) quick reference guide including specifications, features, pricing, compatibility, design documentation, ordering codes, spec codes and more.

ark.intel.com

 

[Silicon Desert]

come on man, hindsight is 20/20

Well it just seemed that all of the choices were optimistic

 

[acarney]

Tesla's New HW3 Self-Driving Computer — It's A Beast (CleanTechnica Deep Dive) - CleanTechnica

A month ago, Tesla revealed several secrets regarding the new chip the Silicon Valley company has designed for full self-driving capability. Nonetheless, some of the people making that presentation may have failed to take into account that not everyone is fully literate in microprocessor design...

cleantechnica.com

From my understanding the FSD computer is not used to power any UI or media and instead is just autopilot and FSD features.

 

[McFlurri]

We all assumed the new software on the Model S was V11... but it's still V10.2.

 

[UncleCreepy]

Don't know, don't care. I'll get it when it's available. Meanwhile there are better things to do than worry about updates

EDIT: I see I got downvoted by another user. My apologies. There is nothing better to do than to worry about an update.

 

[qdeathstar]

Don't know, don't care. I'll get it when it's available. Meanwhile there are better things to do than worry about updates

EDIT: I see I got downvoted by another user. My apologies. There is nothing better to do than to worry about an update.

So you stroll into a topic created by someone fantasizing about v11 to say you don’t care?

 

[sperkin]

We all assumed the new software on the Model S was V11... but it's still V10.2.

V11 will probably have this same UI. I work in software and we version up whenever we want. Usually in Dev we just go by CLs and we have our version as the last CL. For consumer, we will call it a new version when we release it. Even though version 10 and 11 had many different changes, we keep it as v10.xx. We will than have a small update and call it V11. People will usually download the software when a big version is released, so to manage that we already release it ahead of time. They just get a small update to version up so on D1 the servers are not slammed.

I think the Plaid has most of the V11 codes in their firmware. I could be wrong because Tesla surely don't want leaks. We want leaks because it drives fan sites and excitement. They usually mine our data ahead of time.

 

[DanCar]

... There is nothing better to do than to worry about an update.

The original poster is having fun, entertaining themselves. This is not about worrying.