quick question:
Will the Santa Rosa chipset in notebooks that currently come with T7xxx be compatible with Penryn T8xxx series?
I.E can I just drop a penryn in my Santa Rosa notebook?
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quick question:
Will the Santa Rosa chipset in notebooks that currently come with T7xxx be compatible with Penryn T8xxx series?
I.E can I just drop a penryn in my Santa Rosa notebook?
Then Intel pulled back Penryn as AMD stumbled with Barcelona. Meanwhile, Intel can sell off old but great performing Core 2 D/Q's. They're still eating up server market share like a hungry fat guy or that hot dog eating champ.
They'll be able to load up inventories and supply large numbers of 45nm at launch, this will keep prices down as well. That is the real bad news for AMD who'll still have tight to limited supplies selling for small profit margins.
lol, what retard is gonna buy an e8500 when they can have an q9300
The Timna like Fusion isn't meant to save AMD, its meant to save AMD some money. Fusion is meant to solidify AMD's Business desktop platforms, computers sold to Websurfers and other light uses. The money/market share in Servers and High-end workstations will absolutely go untouched by Fusion. So let's get that out of the way. SOC was always meant to be low investment (low risk)+ good returns (moderate returns on ASP) proposition nothing else. I don't think AMD is even close to betting the farm on Fusion.
AMD will need to do something better than selling 3.2GHz processors for a little under $300 to turn their company around.
Nothing AMD can fill LOL! We all know that the larger margins are and that's servers. With AMD hovering between 18 to 20% of all PC's sold, they're running 600+ million quarterly short falls, then they borrowed another almost 2 billion. AMD needs higher ASPs not another 2% of the market gained by running up more debt.
Hector Ruiz said it best. Intel made 80% of the world's processors and 90% of the money from a 100% all processors sold. Meaning AMD only made about 8% + 2% for VIA, IBM and etc......
Intel had a large enough Money Army for a war of attrition, AMD doesn't. If AMD has their eggs in Fusion's basket to save them, they're in deep doo doo:D
Anyone have pricing for Harpertowns?
and yet better real release datums...
From the vr-zone link posted by red:
L5250 dual core Wolfdale, 3.16 GHz, 1333 FSB, 6 meg L2, 40 W TDP :eek:
Verrrrry nice. Surprised to see 3.4 GHz/1600 fsb wolfdale listed for nov launch?
Honestly, I´m more excited about this:
L5420, Harpertown (aka 4 cores), 2.5Ghz, 1333FSB, TDP 50W, 380$
Just brutal :eek:
Any indication on CPU temps except that one desktop comparison?
Temps?
According to FUD and their sample, 46C idle for the 3GHz 1333FSB version.
4GHz Yorkfield Intel displayed were only phase change possible and even then not stable about two weeks back. So not much to go off.
46c. no way.
For the stock cooler air stuff idle was 36c with ambient around 78F
I was shocked to see the CPU cooler than the NB.