But they will next year and I am not sure AMD will have anything by then.
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Not really. Then again, Intel does not have now. Though, if I was getting server hardware, I'd wait until Nehalem for servers and then get the AMD if the price is low enough. Sure Intel would be fine aswell, but I doubt that they need to start fiddling with price to beat AMD's offerings.
Looks like the int results are about what was expected (adjusting for 2.7 vs 2.8), while the fp results fall short a bit. Looking at the 2P projections from back in february, here:
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=178416
In short: Nehalem is substantially faster, as expected.
For even more fun, note that a *single* (1P) Nehalem can score 110 in spec_int_rate_base. :)
lets remeber shintai's wise words
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...35&postcount=3
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Originally Posted by Shintai
Cool thanks for the post
Those poor guys at Dell, maybe they couldn't afford a Windows 2008 license and so their Intel machine was crippled? And IBM refused to sell their JVM to Dell coz they're so meeeeean? :rofl:
And did you hear of the W2k8 SP1 security fix that cripples Dunningtons by turning their L3, L2 AND L1 caches off?
The real surprise is how well Intel scores even with its hands tied! Right Shintai? :clap:
btw, the numbers of my post are correct, but i'am not gonna help you find the review
I will back up Bellisimo and post the link for the review :D :
http://www.hardware.info/en-US/produ...84WAL4DGIWOF/#
BTW,nice find Bellisimo :)
Yeah great job man :D.I never came across that site before ,thanks for sharing it's a great site!
true, phenom 9850 has higher HT/memory
opterons has lower speed why? its needs to have lower power usage to be used in 1U/2U servers, who wants to run a 140W Phenom 9950 in their server, it will overheat easy
given the fact that the new deneb phenoms are 125W vs 75W on opterons says something that the deneb is faster, due to its using more power
got it?
@Bellisimo, a x264 test would be nice :)