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Ah good advice. Thanks :) Yeah I saw those 2x1g Corsairs being sold for over $650. Who ever spends that kind of money on two sticks of ram, I have a bridge for sale.
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Wait a minute... did you just say DDR3? Like the memory they put in vcards? Whats different about it? I must know more about this "DDR3"!!
There's a DDR3 Guru around here somewhere, but he's pretty shy and doesn't post much.Quote:
Originally Posted by Judaeus Apella
Do not ever confuse DDR3 with GDDR3, because they are very different animalsQuote:
Originally Posted by Judaeus Apella
DDR3 is essentially DDR2 with a process shrink. Which means:
-lower voltage
-higher clocks
-higher capacity
NO and BAD :slap:Quote:
Originally Posted by ether.real
DDR3 supports any new features such as:
1)Introduction of asynchronous RESET pin
2)Support of system level flight time compensation
3)On-DIMM Mirror friendly DRAM ballout
4)Introduction of CWL (CAS Write Latency) per speed bin
5)On-die IO calibration engine
6)READ and WRITE calibration
7)Fly-by command/address/control bus with On-DIMM termination
8)High precision calibration resistors
Which means lower power, Lower latency, more bandwidth and Higher capacity.
Ah, thanks step and ether.
Sh*t... You don't think I angered the gods of overclocking do you? I hope I don't need a sacrifice for my Delta fan... :(Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
Wow, its just amazing to me to see something that small, knowing how powerful it is.
read http://www.chilehardware.com/foro/cp...ight=barcelona
what do they speak about?
Well, he said he have a cpu that CPU-Z can't detect at all in the first post, later he said it wasn't Intel... so basicaly he is saying he got a K10 in hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by MAS
if you look at the pic , it does say unknown amd cpu
here is the english version
http://64.233.179.104/translate_c?hl...ht%3Dbarcelona
You gonna need AM3 for DDR3. AM2+ will only do DDR2.
http://www.hkepc.com/bbs/itnews.php?...me=0&endtime=0
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Originally Posted by nn_step
I LOOOOVE those "lower' parts
-tam2-
he also says he signed an NDA.I cant fathom how chile rates among the ES recipients And me;joe america does not :peace:Quote:
Originally Posted by DoubleZero
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Originally Posted by brentpresley
seemed alot longer than that to me lol. i'm not an old school clocker though, when i had a pentium mmx you guys were on athlon xp's with barton cores 'n such. and when i came on this board i had a compaq computer lol. but i remember some ppl said clock for clock pIII was quicker than pIV that made me lol.
:surf: likely excuse.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
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Originally Posted by verndewd
He said that there are many things that they can't show first in ChileHardware because the ones that provide the stuff make them sign UP a NDA until a certain date.Quote:
Hay muchas cosas que no podemos mostrar primero en ChileHardware porque quienes nos las pasan nos hacen firmar contratos de confidencialidad hasta ciertas fechas (NDA).
So I guess he's going to reveal what they got in a while.
Also in the next page he said that the screenshot was edited because some info did show up.
location is far less important than who you knowQuote:
Originally Posted by verndewd
God bless you IFMUQuote:
Originally Posted by IFMU
I for one will not complain about this post.
I believe you should be given a medal!
Isn't it funny how all these know all trolls can't spell.
One wonders where they got their education.
Intel marketing manuals I think.
I hope these new chips are out soon, my poor old S939 170 is starting to feel the pinch.
What do you guys think will be the price of the cheapest Dual core K10 and Quad core K10??
Initially it might be a bit because AMD will release QuadCore variants at first which by definition are expensive (for now). As someone before was guessing I think between $400 and $1000 per chip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingcarcas
Before end of 2007 AMD will start selling DualCore variant of K10 so it will automatically fit into $200-$600 price range.
That is my personal opinion... :)
look at X2 pricing and you'll get a very good ideaQuote:
Originally Posted by Kingcarcas
You really think it will be like X2 pricing? They are almost giving them away right now.
AMD commanded a lot of money for X2 before C2D, and at that time X2 was an all around better performer(performance, heat, power, etc) then the Intel dual core offering, and AMD was not shy about charging us, which I think was very wise on their part.
If the new chips perform this 10-40% everyone is rumoring about, then I would say look at the C2D pricing, not the X2. I'm guessing it will be very near it's Intel counterpart. Just IMO.
EDIT: Of course I hope you are correct! LOL.
you do realize that the Price when X2 came out, it was alot higher than it is now :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by aicjofs
Yeah original X2 pricing I agree with.Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
When I bought my opty 170 4800's were $990 in Australia, roughly $600usd.
The 170 was $650aud 12 months ago.