AMD Zambezi news, info, fans !

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“Komodo”
Market: Server and Performance Desktops
What is it? “Komodo” is AMD’s next generation CPU and is primarily intended for servers and high-performance desktops. “Komodo” will feature next-generation “Bulldozer” CPU cores and, in desktop PC platforms, is designed to couple with DirectX® 11 GPUs to provide enthusiast-level system performance.
Planned for introduction: 2012

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No mention of cores.

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“Sepang”
Market: Server
What is it: Server CPU with up to 10 next-generation “Bulldozer” CPU cores targeting 2-way highly energy efficient and cost optimized Socket C2012 platforms. Complete with three-channel DDR3 memory and integrated PCIe Gen3 I/O.
Planned for introduction: 2012

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Sepang is a server variant of Orochi+.If Komodo is a desktop variation then it will be up to 10 cores with a socket change ,again.

maybe Komodo will be in 10 cores variante too...

There is another slide from an AMD blog in November:
http://blogs.amd.com/fusion/files/20...h-footnote.jpg
No IGP, but 6-10 cores.

nice Komodo CPU, m looking forward at it :)

Trinity looks to be AM3+ by the size, unless the FM1 is the same size, minus a few inner pins, but I was thinking it was between S754 and S939/AM3 size (not really paid close attention to Llano heh).

http://pcper.com/files/news/2011-06-01/amd01.jpg

And an updated Roadmap (from Computex)

http://pcper.com/files/imagecache/ar...6-01/amd02.jpg

Source: http://pcper.com/news/Processors/AMD...er-APU-Tablets


EDIT: OK, scratch that... looks like FM1 is basically AM3 - center pins! I thought my math was wrong a few weeks ago when I figured the FM1 to be something like 905pin, but that small amount of missing center pins does appear as though it could be the size of 35pins (roughly, just rounding AM3 to 940).
http://pcper.com/files/imagecache/ar...06-02/gb01.jpg

I got one more official (AMD) link about Komodo and number of cores :).
http://ir.amd.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=74...197&highlight=

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AMD Public Roadmap Updates

AMD also announced several notable updates to its 2012 roadmaps including:

-- "Krishna" and "Wichita": Two and four-core 28nm APUs based on the
next-generation sub-one watt "Bobcat" CPU cores and a DirectX
11-capable GPU, designed for the tablet, notebook, HD netbook, and
desktop form-factors;
-- "Trinity": a 32nm APU based on AMD's next-generation "Bulldozer" CPU
cores and a DirectX 11-capable GPU, designed for mainstream and
high-performance desktops and notebooks;
-- "Komodo": a 32nm CPU featuring up to 10 AMD "Bulldozer" CPU cores
designed for high-performance and enthusiast desktops;
-- "Terramar" and "Sepang": Two new 32nm CPUs for the server market based
on AMD's "Bulldozer" CPU core. Targeted for the enterprise, mainstream
market "Terramar" will scale up to 20 cores while "Sepang" is designed
for the cost-optimized, energy efficient market and will scale up to

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Originally Posted by informal

I got one more official (AMD) link about Komodo and number of cores :).
http://ir.amd.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=74...197&highlight=

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So...

Interlagos and Orochi are based on the same Bulldozer core. Or better: Bulldozer cores (desktop and server) are basically the same microarchitecture.

That seems to change a little more for Komodo (desktop) and Terramar (server) - BDv2

What is reasonable because almost everyone says BDv1 is server oriented.

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Originally Posted by informal

I got one more official (AMD) link about Komodo and number of cores :).
http://ir.amd.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=74...197&highlight=

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Dude, c'mon now lol

"SUNNYVALE, CA, Nov 09, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) --"

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Originally Posted by memmem

So...

Interlagos and Orochi are based on the same Bulldozer core. Or better: Bulldozer cores (desktop and server) are basically the same microarchitecture.

That seems to change a little more for Komodo (desktop) and Terramar (server) - BDv2

What is reasonable because almost everyone says BDv1 is server oriented.

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Its quite simple.

Bulldozer=

BDv1=Orochi
Interlagos/valencia =server same chips different packaging 8 cores internally 16 mcm
Zambezi = desktop same chip, will be cut down to 4/6 cores on some models, 8 flagship
Am3+ and current server sockets

BDv2=Komodo
Sepang=Server BDv2 single die
Terramar=Server Bdv2 dual die (MCM)
For the time being i didnt seen strictly desktop komodo codename or its just "komodo".
Thing about this chips is they have pcie 3.0 integrated,also, sepang features 3 channel memory.Would be good thing for amd to move desktop to it.

For the people that dont know.
Both AMD and Intel (AMD more) use EXACTLY the same die as desktop product for the server product!The difference can be in microcode and packaging.

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Originally Posted by XRL8

Bulldozer=

BDv1=Orochi
Interlagos/valencia same chips different packaging 8 cores internally,will be cut down to 4/6
Am3+ and current server sockets

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Don't you mean Interlagos/Valencia are the same, but Interlagos = MCM up to 16core (8 module) on Socket G34, and Valencia = up to 8core (4 module) on Socket C32?

I suspect desktop is basically Valencia, minus the segment for SMP (among other things I don't know about lol)

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Originally Posted by Formula350

Don't you mean Interlagos/Valencia are the same, but Interlagos = MCM up to 16core (8 module) on Socket G34, and Valencia = up to 8core (4 module) on Socket C32?

I suspect desktop is basically Valencia, minus the segment for SMP (among other things I don't know about lol)

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MCM variant is just two single ones on one packaging, chips are the same.And desktop chip is the same also.AMD produces one chip, and they go to both socket C and G server wise and for AM3+.Same will be probably with komodo,because thats how it always have been with amd.

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Originally Posted by XRL8

MCM variant is just two single ones on one packaging, chips are the same.And desktop chip is the same also.AMD produces one chip, and they go to both socket C and G server wise and for AM3+.Same will be probably with komodo,because thats how it always have been with amd.

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I see what you mean now after re-reading it, sorry about that :)

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Originally Posted by informal

AMD corrected that slide since then.Now Komodo is listed as "6-10 improved Bulldozer cores". No DX11 listed anymore,since Komodo is not an APU,it's "just" and x86 chip,like Zambezi.

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Here is the corrected slide. Note the blurb in the notes at the bottom about the previous slide being wrong. Straight from the horses mouth.

http://blogs.amd.com/fusion/2010/11/...with-footnote/

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Originally Posted by Dresdenboy

Wow, only 8 cores for Komodo? Was "up to 10" before.

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Looks like the old AMD slide, only the false DX11 information is missing.
Somebody probably didnt know about the new slide and photoshoped the old one.
As long as there is no amd.com in the roadmap's URL, I wouldt believe it.

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By Kyle Bennett from HardOCP

Either BD or R1000 :)

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Originally Posted by Lightman

By Kyle Bennett from HardOCP

Either BD or R1000 :)

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I doubt it's R1000.


AMD Fusion Developer Summit June 13-16, 2011

Eric Demers, AMD Corporate Vice President and CTO, Graphics Division, will chronicle the evolution of AMD’s graphics cores and discuss next-generation AMD graphics cores under development in his keynote, “Evolution of AMD’s Graphics Core, and Preview of Graphics Core Next.”

http://semiaccurate.com/2011/05/12/a...-summit-links/

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Originally Posted by Lightman

By Kyle Bennett from HardOCP

Either BD or R1000 :)

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Unannounced...

60% HD7000 series
40% Khrisna&Wichita / Trinity Demo

today some webs writing about this tabs (spec of 8150)
http://diybbs.zol.com.cn/10/11_98816.html

but from my side its fake...It is not possible

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Originally Posted by FlanK3r

today some webs writing about this tabs (spec of 8150)
http://diybbs.zol.com.cn/10/11_98816.html

but from my side its fake...It is not possible

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fake

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Originally Posted by duploxxx

fake

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Why?

maybe, at web wrote, its from 1.4. ...

I don't know why it is fake or even if it is fake, but everyone can make a picture like that with anything written in it.
When you see cpu z shot fake or real you have some relevance to the data you are looking at. Here with those box charts, you just open up a word processor and punch in whatever you want in it and post it on the internet saying this will be released in q4.

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Originally Posted by Oliverda

Why?

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It is impossible for it to launch on June 7th at Computex as Computex was over on June 4th.

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Originally Posted by JumpingJack

It is impossible for it to launch on June 7th at Computex as Computex was over on June 4th.

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He posted that because of the specs of the 8150P and not because of the launch date. The launch will be in August. It's official now.

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Originally Posted by Oliverda

He posted that because of the specs of the 8150P and not because of the launch date. The launch will be in August. It's official now.

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My mistake, I thought you were wondering why he thought the slide was fake. To me, most major companies (board makers) would know the dates for Computex. Whoever made this slide obviously did not know Computex ended on the 4th.