AMD's current 8-series boards support SATA 6GB/s and USB3 already, lol.
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pfff i guess i was away from AMD platform for a very long time now and i have missed even the most obvious facts. I guess that's why i am very interesting about the new BD processors.
Is the provided SATA performance from 8-series boards in pair with ICH10 and P67 Express chipset and most important for me does anyone has any informations about the SATA performance of the new 9-series ?
I can say that the only thing i know is that nForce chipset wasn't very good at HDD benchmarks comparing to Intel chipset. Is the same thing happening with AMD chipset boards too?
I apologize if my questions look very stupid to you people but as i said i was away from AMD platform for a really long time and i am finding BD a very good reason to give them a try in the near future.
I had a shot to get a cheap SB chip in a trade, which fell through. That said, I'm looking towards AMD now.
I'll have to peruse this 36 page thread looking at actual benchmarks (I haven't seen any yet!). 16x/16x makes me happy. Doing SLI on dozer seems kick ass from every perspective.
Only question I have (which can't be answered) is what type of OCing are we looking at and is air enough or do we need water for max OC?
AMD Bulldozer architecture by Franck Delattre - Hardware.fr
http://tof.canardpc.com/view/3e0723d...76aed91606.jpg
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However, AMD's architecture has great assets in his pocket, and is able to make a nice career. The flexibility of the modules versions promises to more than 8 cores in the near future, and if the frequencies are at the rendezvous, the performance will be present, especially in multi-threaded processing.
Great article :up:Quote:
Still, it will still be patient. If the first sample Zambezi begin to be distributed, the launch should not occur before July. It will take a little longer to judge the effectiveness of the new architecture into practice and see if AMD has won his bet, an appointment can not miss it!
Am I late with this?
http://news.mydrivers.com/Img/20110513/S09073272.jpg
BTW since when was this thread moved to the AMD section? I thought it was in the news section
i was wondering how good 80k is, when phsyx is activated, lol
For comparison, here is the Vantage CPU score of 2600K@5GHz with 560 Ti PhysX:
http://img.pconline.com.cn/images/up..._1024x1024.jpg
Now the only question is how trusty the leakage is :)
the 560 in the SB score is also overclocked,
so the BD one is somehow +30% more efficient when clock rates of the gpu are taken into account
(15% faster score, with a 15% slower gpu)
just compare cpu test 1.. physx only works at test 2.. my Q9650 @4.5ghz gets 2300 plans/s :D
and that image needs more pixels :yepp:
http://www.abload.de/img/7643945_1305216407675_clap.jpg
CPU-Z seems faky ... :p:
Real legit is this one from the CPU-Z's author himself :
http://tof.canardpc.com/view/3e0723d...76aed91606.jpg
http://www.hardware.fr/articles/833-...bulldozer.html
Seems all of those CPU-z are not fake. Their instruction set are ordered in same arrangement.(sse4.1,4.2,4A,x86-64......) Maybe for different internal use.
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BTW socket name is AM3b, not AM3+
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/uploads/32f02b7d8c.jpg
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Any necessity to reconsider this FAKE is fake or true?
http://www.rumorpedia.net/wp-content...dbulldozer.jpg
So which is it, fake or not? I guess if its legit, it beats a 5GHZ i7-2600k in those CPU tests?
RussC
nearly 6k planes is a little unreal. considering it would be at stock clocks and using up to 125W of power, while the SB is probably way past 125W to reach 5ghz, which then makes BD look insanely more efficient than SB
That's hard to tell. The file property of the original image has:
http://i1097.photobucket.com/albums/...am/Capture.jpg
That needs some analysis if anyone is interested :p:
Ya, those performance #s seem to good to be true! We all know what that means :rolleyes:
RussC
That score seem to be inline with the with earlier leaks, isn't it? (Did we even have any vantage scores earlier?? I am getting confused in all this :rofl: )
Interesting is, again we have 3.8GHz listed. Is this fixed turbo? Normal? Idle? Only 95W? the 8110 is indeed supposed to have 95W TDP, it's the 3rd model in line. So why 3.8Ghz??
When you paste a screenshot into CS to save/resize it, it's going to have CS listed as orgin. End of analysis, or did I miss something? :)
You sir are right!
Maybe this is the reason why AMD can afford to launch BD on the desktop first. With high prices of CPU's they will be able to meet demand (low volume)!
Normally server always launched first for AMD because of higher profits and lower volume. This time it's the opposite! Who knows? Maybe FX is not coming back without a reason :p:
i dont think its physically possible for it to be that strong
5775 planes on 8 cores at 3.8 ghz, would be 3800 (almost exactly) with 4 cores and at 5ghz, which means that BD with 4 cores would be worth as much as the best sandy bridge, and the hexcore intel chips would also be raped, and this would make the first launch of BD be in the price range of 300 to 1500$
sounds very unlikely to me