so for say FX Agena .. the Bus speed is actually 1800MHz not 3600Mhz??
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so for say FX Agena .. the Bus speed is actually 1800MHz not 3600Mhz??
If all the hype is for nothing, the official performance numbers will bring the people "down" to reality.
I don't need self-appointed crusaders convincing people a product is going to suck before release...behaviour that goes in line with my disdain for R600 coverage at DT.
And I'm making that a rule...so unless you want your posts edited, stay out if you're not a fan of the product...at least until you see official launch numbers.
Perkam
i think the later Kuma with TDP = 45w will be a nice cpu for overclockers, something like the E4300 now
So...for the 2.4 GHz models...does that mean 200x12?
Not entirely, according to the Hypertransport group. It will be 1800Mhz one way, 1800Mhz the other way. I think someone mixed up transfers with ghz.
http://www.hypertransport.org/tech/tech_htthree.cfm
However I also think they are twice as wide now as before.
So, at 1.8Ghz (Lowest speed) I guess it would be 14.4GB/sec, compared to todays 6.4 and 8GB/sec.
Else a 100mbit line would be 200Mbit too. If you count the same way.
And yes on the last part.
ahh i see what u mean .. cuz i thought they like double pumped or something ..
so HT is actually 1800MHz
Actual HT is 2000mhz. 1000mhz up & 1000mhz down for one link in 16bits.
HT 3.0 can go up to 2.6ghz ( 5.2ghz ), with a 0.75x factor a maximum of 3.466ghz for the CPU, And for kuma 2.8ghz with HT@ 4.2ghz => 2.1ghz up and 2.1ghz down for a bandwidth of 16.8GB/s, about 110% better. ( actual provide 8GB/s )
Quad have lower HT, but Quad can run on AM2 with a minimal performance loss, a lower HT 3.0, is not serious.
About Barcelona, Barcelona has 3 link HT @1000mhz, the next one will have 3 ht link on HT 3.0.
I'm interessted by 4x4+ ^^
http://www.amd.com/us-en/assets/cont...docs/40546.pdf
k10 instruction latencies are now well-known
theoretically we needn't tests to become aware of k10 computing power
Microarchitecture comparison here
The increased clocks sound good to me...
Remember a few days back some AMD exec said that K10 is performing up to 50% better (?) than Kensfield on the same clock... But everyone knows that Intel will raise their clocks conciderably, so most likely they will perform pretty much the same given a same price frame.
Overclocking and ease of upgrade will win our hearts this time...
http://www.hardocp.com/Quote:
Originally Posted by Kyle@HardOCP
Seems BArcelonas will be up and running in San Francisco soon: ).
Can someone go there and grab some pictures ? :D :D :D
Hi to everyone thats my first post here.:banana:
It wont be so easy. If intel going to have higher cloacks just to match the performance with amd, then Intel has to be sure that it would left enough room for overcloacking it, otherwise ocing the Amd chip with the lower cloacks to higher you will have again the same 50% lap in perfomance.
Yep, you are right for pointing that out, but bare in mind that 45nm proces used will surely alow intel to stay in the current tdp, and the whole architecture has proven it self to be made for OCing.
I agree, with you and can't wait to se the end results, and I hope AMD will surprise us with great OCability but I not betting on them in recent light
w0mbat, look at #68
I want to see a K10 benchmark!