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Originally Posted by Geforce4ti4200
My thoughts exactly. :lol: Geforce, where did you hear that. I dont think SSE3 support and optimizations = IPC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
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Originally Posted by Geforce4ti4200
My thoughts exactly. :lol: Geforce, where did you hear that. I dont think SSE3 support and optimizations = IPC.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
I think the point of that last screenshot that he showed us was to let us know that the Venice core can run stable in the -'s. Seeing as how the Vcore is so low he has not pushed the chip yet, just simply showing us that it will run with the superlow temps.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ailleur
So, phase change only got you 100mhz? :( or maybe you haven't finished pushing it...I hope :)
I don't see any stability?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ad Rock
The E revision chips have a redesigned memory controller and erreta fixes that increase the performance.Quote:
Originally Posted by DrJay
The erreta fixes usually increase performance in any application that needs raw CPU power, but the affect of erreta is really negligible. But apps with need for memory bandwidth and especially games will probably see a gain of a few % when comparing Venice and Winchester at the same speed.
Its the same story as it was when we went from NewCastles to Winchesters, there was a very little, but consistant increase in performance on the Winchester.
woooot!! can't wait for san diego on ice :banana4:
Right. Very little because they were optimizations, which is what you are speaking of. I'm not an expert in this field but to the best of my knowledge, to change the instructions per cycle, you'd need to alter the architecture of the cpu.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Coolest
24 hours??? Lol. We've all been jumping on him to check out phase change every few minutes, we certainly haven't given him 24 hours to play with!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by reject
I see that he can reach 3gig with lower volts than he needed on air...
-47c? I don't see no cold bug here!!!!
Things are looking gooooooooooooood...
S7e9h3n... :worship: :worship: :worship: THANK YOU!
Yeah, you're right. But its not optimizations, its errata fixes. Errata is basically a bug in the CPU, so when it gets fixed, performance increases by a small margin as the CPU doesn't have to deal with the consequences of these "bugs".Quote:
Originally Posted by DrJay
In the first post I wanted, but forgot to say "He (Geforce4ti4200) probably meant increased performance and not actually higher IPC".
errata fixes increase the efficiency of the chip, they do not increase the IPC of a chip.
No cold bug :D Now the only Q is how the mem controller tweaks do.Quote:
Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Thank you s7e9h3n for your efforts! :toast:
:slobber:
3 GHz @ 1.36 V ;)
nice, test it more, we wanna see moore :toast:
and remember to test 4x256 MB RAM 1T and your other Venice :D
come on friday arrive soon plz so our friend s7e9h3n can play with that cpu and show to us how far can OC it with sub 0 temps (give the poor man a rest 4am and his awake)
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Originally Posted by DrJay
that clock per clock advantage of the Venice should be true considered the new SOI process the venice has, i doudt it's because of the SSE3 support
venice has sSOI process? or that is just reserved for the fx 57?
I'd settle for 10 minutes on Prime or maybe even a 3DMark run... I want to know what these things can actually run at.Quote:
Originally Posted by TysonM
hey, what time is it over there in Happy Land? :banana:
I wanna know how long till WEEEK-END!! :toast:
Well your not gonna get 3D from him soon.... he only has a crappy PCI graphics card.Quote:
Originally Posted by WiCKeD
I think thats what I read.... :shrug: :wierd: Way toooooo much info in these threads.
is the venice gonna be cheaper or expensiver than the winchester?
yes he has a 9800 pro
Most certainly the same MSRP from AMD. Then the retailer can of course gauge the price quite a bit, if he finds fit. Pretty soon, though, prices will be as relaxed as they're now on the winchies. All speculations though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Snowman89
Very very nice :toast: Glad AMD worked the bugs out
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Originally Posted by Sentential
As am I... I just "inherited" 4 air conditioners... :D
I really don't see any negatives with 3 Ghz at only 1.36. Thats very impressive to me - even non stable - give the guy some time to post his results! A bit of patience. Thanks for your efforts s7e9h3n :toast:
BTW - my winnie is suprisingly robust as far as vcore is concerned. I accidently left it at 2.60 on 1.8vcore. Using water cooling. I was running F@H. I came back 8 hours later, and it was still running at a CPU temp of 64C - this was also putting 3.6v through my BH6. I mention this just to illustrate than my winnie isn't a fragile little flower, so I hope the Venice isn't either :toast:
good job!
holy ba jeebus
Well, someone had his FX-55 running for weeks with severe condensation problems - there was water all over (he realized this when he checked twice, but fortunatley had been using dielectric grease on the pins). The system got quite unstable at times, but the mobo and FX-55 survived. That's what I call robust.Quote:
Originally Posted by :banana::banana::banana:in