Lets see the phyiscal chip That will say alot
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Lets see the phyiscal chip That will say alot
They removed HT and added Arbitration that has much lower latency = higher performance and slightly lower temps. That is similar to the machine I played on in January except it was an Intel mobo.
This is mild to what I have in house, when NDA is up I will scare you.
What do you have for us fugger ;)
I got a bus
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Originally Posted by FUGGER
WOW !!! a school bus ? :banana:
err maybe a "dual independent" school bus...
SXS112, as always thanks for the look at new stuff from your end.
It has been said before on this thread but the normal 800's Smithfields will NOT have HT.
However the Pentium XE (smithfield core) will have HT making it have four logical cores. Here is a link with some info and a pic of a smithfield 800 rig running.
http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=21517
impressive mips...
ee w/ 4 logical instances of folding = :slobber: :D
when is NDA going to lifted up =)...
Well, that's the funny thing, he can't say because he's under NDA :D But my guesses ar mid april, early may (if it is the parts I think it is he's talking about...)Quote:
Originally Posted by death metal
From PC Perspective.Quote:
Originally Posted by FUGGER
While I don't have pictures to share with you yet, I will get them soon, but Intel has shared with the press their plans for the upcoming Q2 2005 introductin of dual core processors. Here are the details I have now:
Intel Pentium Processor Extreme Edition
3.2 GHz clock speed
Dual Core
Two threads per core
800 MHz FSB
2 MB L2 cache (1 MB for each core)
EM64T
Execute Disable Bit
LGA775 Package
Die size: 206mm^2
230 million transistors
For the accompanying chipset we have:
955X Platform Chipset
Dual x16 GFX with bridge (will get more info on this soon!)
Up to 8GB of memory
Pentium D is another dual core option coming in Q2 -- there wasn't specific data on it, but I would guess it would NOT have the two threads per core to differentiate between it and the Extreme Edition version.
Check this post later for pics and more data! Feel free to discuss it with others in the forums!
Update: At the demo Intel showed the 3.2 GHz quad-thread (dual core) system run a test on CineBench 2003 with four threads in the render test. The test completed in 37.8 seconds. Looking at my recent DFI nF4 SLI-DR motherboard review the best AMD score for that same test (using only a single thread of course) was 77 seconds and the best Intel score was 69.6 seoncds. That is an 84% improvement over the Intel 560 processor and a 103% over the AMD 4000+ results. If we can get performance like this out of other, multi threaded applications as well as in multitasking, AND with SLI coming on the new nForce Intel chipset, then we may see Intel on the PC Per Hardware Leaderboard for the first time...""
Too bad, there shouldn't have been an Expesive Edition :mad:
Donnie
where did you get the cpu from? I thought that Intel will release that on Second Quater 2005....Quote:
Originally Posted by sxs112
stevendph
His grandma works @ intel
oh, i c, thanks! I'm also waiting for this CPU released! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by IvanAndreevich
Hi there,
I have a SMF 3.2 and it doesn't look like this one. Yours seems to be an early (or later !) revision :) Could you submit the validation dump to CPU-Z valid ? Even if you choose to not publish the dump online (uncheck the checkbox).
thanks :)
HyperTransport?Quote:
Originally Posted by FUGGER
cool!
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Originally Posted by Techmasta
Hmmm, makes you wonder doesnt it?