Was this with the original Celerons that didn't have L2 cache?Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
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Was this with the original Celerons that didn't have L2 cache?Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
More like the 386/486/Pentium days.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlawleZWas this with the original Celerons that didn't have L2 cache?Quote:
Originally Posted by STEvil
--Matt
celeron was actually first to have on die L2 cache. it was to save money and ended up being really fast compared to pentium.
That wasn't true on the original Covington cellies, which were just Deschutes PIIs without their L2 cache. Only the Mendocino and later Celerons had it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chumbucket843
--Matt
That's exactly what I was thinking. Celerons originally appeared minus L2 cache vs the PII's which did have L2. The performance was very poor without L2 cache and thus why it was later added.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattkosem
I think there were a couple P2/Xeon boards you could put daughter boards for L2/L3 in but mostly it was just 386/486/P1.
[OT]I have lot of 'em here, if you want a photo of my collection ;) Most PI boards are running :D[/OT]
PIC
The brown slot is for the cache sram extension.:)
looks like production starts in H2!
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translate...rUrl=Translate
Chekib Akrout disclosed that AMD was developing with all one's strength first section of APU named LIano, started the quantity to produce in the second half of the year, and will go on the market officially in next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by god_43
no Llano till 2011? bahhhhh!!
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Originally Posted by Manicdan
Llano is not as revolutionary as BullDozer
It is just simply a dual core K10.5 with a GPU build in; no major micro architecture change
no thats right, gpu and cpu in one isnt revolutionary.Quote:
Originally Posted by haylui
1st of all AMD disclosed Llano as a quad core product. 2nd,AMD reworked some parts of Deneb design(as IMC,power management ).Quote:
Originally Posted by haylui
and it will be 32nm, and phenom 3 based parts (zoazma right?)
quaddy Llano? that's interestingQuote:
Originally Posted by informal
btw, hopefully AMD could get their power management really do the job;
rumours that Intel SB will be delay to Q1 2011, which give AMD some room to breath
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Originally Posted by god_43
I am looking forward to Zosma; want to upgrade both my AM2+ machine to 6 cores
currently I am running Athlon II x2 240 and Phenom II x3 720BE @ quad cores
vietthanhpro: a bit ot, but why is in your signature this fake screen Zosma?:confused:
just for fun i guess, but i really like the direct connect links, it makes MCM not suck!Quote:
Originally Posted by FlanK3r
whoa thia has a lot of info (i have never seen some of these slides before). more info comming monday...w00t!
http://translate.google.ca/translate...%26tbs%3Dqdr:d
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Originally Posted by god_43
Good read
the CTO gives a clear explanation over the comparison of Intel Clarkdale and AMD LIano.
Looking forward to AMD LIano for its fused CPU & GPU architecture
btw, god_43, are you a chinese?
heh no i have to say i am not, i understand why you are asking though, but i swear that every time i look for info on amd.....i get some Asian website...lol, damn Asians and their secrets! i think intel and amd like Asians better than Europeans or north Americans???Quote:
Originally Posted by haylui
:shocked:
ps. Google translation really is my savior ;p.
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Originally Posted by god_43
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most of the times, those mobo makers leak the news
don't forget, almost all mobo makers are in Taiwan.
this time, a little bit different, it is came from China
almost all mobo makers are taiwan basedQuote:
Originally Posted by haylui
but almost all of them make boards in china
p.s. i am a chinese
err i dont know about this one; but if they are right...fusion coming first Q or 2010???? they must mean 2011 right?
http://www.ibtimes.com.au/articles/2...processors.htm