AMD 4x4-platform based on Socket 1207 / AMD roadmap ?

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Originally Posted by Poodle

Ok. Maybe I over reacted but your tone was something like: "you have to get raptors for a 4x4..."

To your question: i think I'm gonna put the game drive on a raid-o.

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Hay its alright. I didn't mind. I didn't use caps.;) I said several times top of the line system. Its cool.

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Originally Posted by Turtle 1

Hay its alright. I didn't mind. I didn't use caps.;) I said several times top of the line system. Its cool.

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I've got to cool down. I think it's the long waiting for the Dfi rd600 that makes nervous and tense :brick: (and half the forum with me).

Ya it seems like it could a nice card. But If its not all you think it should be .

The Asus workstation 64 M/B is a nice board.

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Originally Posted by Turtle 1

Ya it seems like it could a nice card. But If its not all you think it should be .

The Asus workstation 64 M/B is a nice board.

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Which board ever is? ;) Ok, enough Off T.

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Originally Posted by Turtle 1

Hay its alright. I didn't mind. I didn't use caps.;) I said several times top of the line system. Its cool.

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yup...people over react all the time

Turtle 1 :slap:

Perkam

Turtle 1 ,you are confusing many things when AMD is in question.
First of all,mem. controler works at the speed of the CPU.No more and no less!
Second of all,AMD uses the whole numbers for the memory dividers for forming the frequency of the RAM.In other words,2.8 GHz FX62 chips when paired with DDR2-800 memory sets the clock for the memory to 400 MHz(divider 7).Nothing in this chip works at 2400Mhz like you said in some post of yours...
Other example,the 5000+(2.6GHz chip) when paired with DDR2-800 memory sets the memory in the following way :2600/400=6.5 which gets rounded to the next whole number which is 7.So the actual freq. of the memory is 2600/7=371 Mhz.Memory controler still works at the 2.6Ghz(full CPU freq.,and this is true for any part of the CPU like caches et al).And you need tho read the specs for DDR2 memory and about the base clock for instance.I can't correct you all the time and write the basic stuff...

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Originally Posted by informal

Turtle 1 ,you are confusing many things when AMD is in question.
First of all,mem. controler works at the speed of the CPU.No more and no less!
Second of all,AMD uses the whole numbers for the memory dividers for forming the frequency of the RAM.In other words,2.8 GHz FX62 chips when paired with DDR2-800 memory sets the clock for the memory to 400 MHz(divider 7).Nothing in this chip works at 2400Mhz like you said in some post of yours...
Other example,the 5000+(2.6GHz chip) when paired with DDR2-800 memory sets the memory in the following way :2600/400=6.5 which gets rounded to the next whole number which is 7.So the actual freq. of the memory is 2600/7=371 Mhz.Memory controler still works at the 2.6Ghz(full CPU freq.,and this is true for any part of the CPU like caches et al).And you need tho read the specs for DDR2 memory and about the base clock for instance.I can't correct you all the time and write the basic stuff...

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I was asking about how you guys figured it. I should go get the thread because your making it sound like I was declaring something when in fact I was Asking . I was tring to figure it the wayI would Intel . I Didn't understand. I see now that the memory is running at cpu freq. But I still dont get this part of it. memory freq is = to cpu freq 2600/400 What does the 400freq represent. and what does Quad pump memory effect in as far what numder is quad pumped and were did that number come from.

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Originally Posted by Turtle 1

I was asking about how you guys figured it. I should go get the thread because your making it sound like I was declaring something when in fact I was Asking . I was tring to figure it the wayI would Intel . I Didn't understand. I see now that the memory is running at cpu freq. But I still dont get this part of it. memory freq is = to cpu freq 2600/400 What does the 400freq represent. and what does Quad pump memory effect as in as far what numder is quad pumped and were did that number come from.

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yeah, you definitely seem really lost when it comes to amd's memory stuff. here goes.. only cause i've explained it like 1396726 times already to other people :D

htt is the base clock. many call it fsb. it's not.
cpu mhz = htt * cpu multiplier
ht link speed = htt * ht link multi (sometimes called ldt multi)
memory speed = cpu/x

x = ceiling ( cpu multi / memory ratio )
where the memory ratio is...
400mhz (ddr2-800) = 2/1 (2:1)
333mhz = 5/3
266mhz = 4/3
200mhz = 1/1
lowest x value is 5


for an example, if i set 340mhz htt, 9x cpu multi, 3x ht link multi, 400mhz memory ratio
cpu mhz = 340*9 = 3060mhz
ht link = 1020mhz
x = ceiling ( 9 / 2/1 ) = ceiling (4.5) = 5
memory speed is 3060mhz / 5 = 612mhz

understand now? :toast:

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Originally Posted by ozzimark

yeah, you definitely seem really lost when it comes to amd's memory stuff. here goes.. only cause i've explained it like 1396726 times already to other people :D

htt is the base clock. many call it fsb. it's not.
cpu mhz = htt * cpu multiplier
ht link speed = htt * ht link multi (sometimes called ldt multi)
memory speed = cpu/x

x = ceiling ( cpu multi / memory ratio )
where the memory ratio is...
400mhz (ddr2-800) = 2/1 (2:1)
333mhz = 5/3
266mhz = 4/3
200mhz = 1/1
lowest x value is 5


for an example, if i set 340mhz htt, 9x cpu multi, 3x ht link multi, 400mhz memory ratio
cpu mhz = 340*9 = 3060mhz
ht link = 1020mhz
x = ceiling ( 9 / 2/1 ) = ceiling (4.5) = 5
memory speed is 3060mhz / 5 = 612mhz

understand now? :toast:

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Thanks A ton . I got it finely. This is the part I was really struggling with

x = ceiling ( cpu multi / memory ratio )
where the memory ratio is...
400mhz (ddr2-800) = 2/1 (2:1)
333mhz = 5/3
266mhz = 4/3
200mhz = 1/1 <- this is what had me really puzzled now that I see 400 is 2/1( quad pumped 200mhz 1:1 DDR2 800)
lowest x value is 5