Then could you clarify this "Retail AMD Phenom II X4 (Deneb) OC spotted" http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=209892 :)
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Then could you clarify this "Retail AMD Phenom II X4 (Deneb) OC spotted" http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=209892 :)
It's been clarified by dread77 from oktabit forums(he wrote the news in English there):
I don't know what you want me to do :shrug:
I am the original poster of the links for sure but can't say if this are retail chip...
Ask Pt1t, he seems to know chip owner.
What a load of BS. So you are telling us that when you heard about a 6GHz Phenom 2 OC done by the best overclocker in the world who works for AMD and can choose between many chips, you immediately thought you could do the same at home. If this is the case, you need your head checked :rofl::ROTF:
OKTABIT keeps them coming... Temps @ 3,8!!! Better believe it...:yepp:
What he is trying to say is that, with the latest processor from the competition we can go up to 4.2Ghz without much knowledge required, right the competition can not make a 6Ghz chip yet like the Phenom 2 but can deliver to all the people a chip which can make its customers happy like me.
If AMD can do the same then it will be a great addition to our list of choices.
+1
Moreover good chip is good but you need skills too ;)
Shanghai/Deneb rev. C2 erratas (19-20.)
Only 12 known erratas. :up:
Do we know how perfomance per clock is in P2?
Proof or no proof... As I've already suspected, NDA or no NDA (we;ve already seen the 6GHz screenshot)... if these chips can overclock uber well easily, we would be seeing 5GHz+ validations already. Furthermore the CPUZ show its stepping 2 and its not ES, meaning retail ones. It goes to show the difference between the PR demo and real world. ;)
Shanghai numbers are already good indicators, then there was the slides which only compared with Q9300 and Q9400. :yepp: