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Originally Posted by hipro5
damn..at that rate the next milestone will be 20-25K in 3dm06!! :D
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Originally Posted by hipro5
damn..at that rate the next milestone will be 20-25K in 3dm06!! :D
Nice! :O
I wonder if these will have cold bug with LN2 ?
Assuming the IHS has a good contact with the die it might be that the pots do quite well with such a large area to touch. Comments from LN2 guys on this ?
Regards
Andy
Victor can i please ask for the sizes of the core ?
Great scores :)
@.@ can only say...very big............Quote:
Originally Posted by |-jokker-|
btw, default clk 3dmark06 with a qx6600es @ 3.6G, nearly 12k4
and... overclk a little bit @.@
http://vic.expreview.com/attachment/1161849814.jpg
the quad core Kentsfield CPU power is horrible :slobber:
Core 2 Quad Kentsfield Q6600 @ 3600MHz (400x9)
3DMark06 CPU Score 5417 Marks
2x AMD Opteron(tm) 8220 SE processor @ 2800MHz
3DMark06 CPU Score 4782 Marks
Victor,
We're definitely waiting on some 8800 GTX SLi action! BTW impressive score to say the least.
8220SE is mp proc...dp proc is supposed to be 2220 SE...Quote:
Originally Posted by milkcafe
Difference? None...except price is double for 8220 proc as they're supposed be run in 4x8220se environment.
Perkam
So as the time let you please could mesure that , thanks a lot for the response.Quote:
Originally Posted by VictorWang
Great scores , but not at the point :P overclock that cpu :)
He doesn't know how big it is because of the heat spreader. He can't take it off because of the simple fact. Removing the IHS will make the cooling system useless.
It also looks like the shim is Pop rivited in.
http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/6949/5888tb7.jpg
IHS is also 43mm square
wow single card almost 14K, i'm impressed :)
sli g80 will hit 18-20K for sure and more with ln2..i bet kingpin is happy about this
Not sure of that AMD score. But, Victor got 3216 on X6800. So, I think kentsfield 3.6ghz 5417 >> 2.93ghz 3216 is not so bad. Its not like anybody is actually expecting 3DMark2006 CPU score to scale linearly, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by milkcafe
does it really matter? It could be 200mm^2, 300mm^2 or even 999mm^2. Doesn't matter because nVidia will produce relatively few for the hardcore enthusiast sector either way. The big surprise will be how well the architecture scales. (ie "How efficient is it")Quote:
Originally Posted by |-jokker-|
If nVidia can get amazing compact 8800 design like 7600 out.. everything else will fall into place.
One thing I find very interesting is how 3DMark takes advantage of 4 cores and the fact that 4 cores clocked slower than the X6800 gives higher graphics marks as well. Either 3Dmark is taking advantage of Quad core or something else. It's as if you have 2 cores on cpu duty and 2 cpus on graphics duty.
I wonder if 4 cores will help that much in gaming? Not becouse the game was threaded for 4 cores but more along the lines of 4 cores working with the 8800GTX
Oh and I wonder how much of a boost Quad core will give in SLI;)
3D graphics is very parallelizable. Thats why GPUs with increasing numbers of pipelines scale so well. However, 3D pipeline is also serial progression of calculations: vertices->geometry->t&L->ps->rendering etc... and thus also relies on serial CPU control and assignment of work/data.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodman
Example. First you need to update the world (ie your BF2 dude ran forward).. send stuff to GPU to do, it will do all the polygons and pixels, output frame and then you can work on next one. CPU cant work on like 10 frames in the future.. it obviously doesnt know where you moves the mouse, what keys you pressed, and what other multiplayers have done... etc
So, typically I think when game developers talk about multi-threading, I think they mean more along the lines of doing pre-fetching in seperate thread, or AI or any other non graphics pipeline stuff. Thus the benefits of multi-core CPUs in games are probably never going to be quite as good as imagined.
That is one powerful card. Victor what are the max clocks you have reached with it so far?
14k single card.. thats very impressive.
the Kentsfield XE wont be the most powerful CPU in 2007
the Clovertown ,Tulsa Xeon ,Yorkfield XE and AMD Altair K8L will be faster:rolleyes:
AMD Athlon(tm) FX57 @ 4208 MHz (210x20) single core
3DMark06 CPU Score 1696 Marks
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/9243/cpu42089kx.jpg
Intel Pentium M 780 2MB L2cache @ 4000 MHz (266.6x15) single core
3DMark06 CPU Score 1713 Marks
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Solo E6600 @ 4050MHz (450x9) single core
3DMark06 CPU score 1753 Marks
Intel Core 2 Extreme X6800 4MB L2cache 2.93GGHz 2x core
3DMark06 CPU score 2512
http://enthusiast.hardocp.com/images...a7RG_2_2_l.gif
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo E6600 @ 3150MHz (350x9) 2x core
3DMark06 CPU score 2727
AMD Athlon(tm) FX62 @ 3676 MHz 2x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 2787 Marks
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=329639
Intel Core Duo T2600 @ 3516 MHz 2x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 2874 Marks
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=303322
Intel Pentium 965XE @ 6172 MHz 4x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 3314 Marks
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=86920
AMD 2x Opteron 275 @ 2797 MHz 4x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 3824 Marks
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=91145
Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Extreme X6800 @ 5058 MHz 2x core
3DMark06 CPU score 4387 Marks
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=440284
Intel XEON 5160M @ 3000MHz (Woodcrest 3.0GHz 4MB L3cache ) 2x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 4570 Marks
http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dm06=501026
2x AMD Opteron(tm) 8220 SE processor @ 2800MHz 4x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 4782 Marks
Intel(R) Core 2 Quado Kentsfield Q6600 @ 3600MHz (400x9) 4x core
3DMark06 CPU score 5417 Marks
http://vic.expreview.com/attachment/1161849814.jpg
Intel(R) Xeon(R) Clovertown 2.66GHz (2x Intel Woodcrest Xeon 5150 CPU) 4x core
3DMark06 CPU score 5581 Marks
http://img180.imageshack.us/img180/5765/3dmarkkk6.jpg
AMD Athlon(tm) FX8x (Altair) 2.93 MHz (4x512KB L2cache + 2MB L3cache) 4x core
3DMark06 CPU score ???? Marks
Intel Core 2 Quado QX6700 Kentsfield 8MB L2cache @ 4104MHz 4x core
3DMark06 CPU Score 6057 Marks
http://www.tyrou.net/screens/12856-3d06.png
Intel(R) Xeon(R) 7140M (Tulsa 3.40GHz 16MB L3cache ) 4x core
3DMark06 CPU score 7824 Marks
Intel Core 2 Quado Yorkfield XE 3.73GHz 2x6MB L2cache 4x core
3DMark06 CPU Score ????? Marks
Borrowd from VW....Comparo to CF...
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/3...shot150vx0.jpg
http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/9...shot149zt3.jpg
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But!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dumo
CPU scores are quite different. 3400 vs 5400.
Yorkfield is my quad core upgrade. I'm just sticking with Conroe when Kentsfield comes out.Quote:
Originally Posted by milkcafe