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i hate you give me now!!! :D
i thought that they didnt have pins on the bottom of the chip?
the last pic looks like it has tiny ones, about 2/3 mm
It is socket AM2/AM2+ compatible therefor it has pins.Quote:
Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown
ah, i always thought it was 1207 pin ... doh
haha, nice!
However who are the kidding with the 386 type heatsink :)
Cost cut much :D ... good
Bit of a weedy cooler?
I thought it would have a better heatsink.
What kind of temperatures do you get on the stock heatsink? Stock clock speeds...
indeed that heatsing reminds me of the one for Athlon 64 3500+ single core!
don't think you will be overclocking much with that.
gimme benchmarks!
I think AMD want heat to be a problem with OCing rather than the CPU being the limit :rofl:
Amd still uses pins on their desktop cpus, they only changed the server versions to pinless design.Quote:
Originally Posted by Origin_Unknown
as for the cooler, it seems the same as the one that came with the single core k8's, they should atleast have used the one that came with the higher end x2's and FX.
@OBR pls, we want oc results:up:
who was making fun of the new intel heatsink? :D
this one looks like a K7 one :p:
Horrible heatsink!...70mm fan?!...eww!
wtf? why do they pair this with the the old heatsink?:shakes:
because it doesn't need a bigger better heatsink/fan for stock speeds....Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardyMan
This is Xtreme Systems.... Who here uses the stock heatsink?
How is this "news"?
maybe not "news", but interesting ;) so, why not?Quote:
Originally Posted by SKYMTL
It's news to me because it means people from here will start getting their hands on them and start doing some real world testing. Some good O/Cing. We might find out a little more about these chips from people on here.
...and now put that thing in the socket and bench it to death, damnit! :D:D:)
I think it is a 60 mm ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Richard Dower
I kinda agree... this belongs in the amd section. but cool nevertheless, interesting how real life chips will do, not just amd pre-selected ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by SKYMTL
it's 70 :P its like exactly the same as the one on my A64 3200Quote:
Originally Posted by Thallid
This is news, because no one can see yet retail cpu ... only weird ENG samples ...
LOL you're right, it looks almost exactly like my XP 2500+ HSF! The memories... :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pacha