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    The things I would do for a pair of X5680's.

    I'm certainly tempted to max out the credit card on a pair of L5640's though. Hopefully the W555 wont be to expensive otherwise I wont be able to stretch to it.

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    I wouldn't take out your credit card just yet

    As for the memory and QPI support I was wondering the same things. It is different on different places of their site.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    I wouldn't take out your credit card just yet
    source ?

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    I don't want to rain on their parade, let them have their day in the sun. You'll all know soon enough. I am smiling big time today.
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    John i hope you guys come with some relay good stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    I don't want to rain on their parade, let them have their day in the sun. You'll all know soon enough. I am smiling big time today.
    they are having lots of sunny days since 2006

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    I typically enjoy reading your (technical) posts, but :

    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    I wouldn't take out your credit card just yet
    and your next post are unambiguous: their stuff is nice, ours is better but we are not going to tell you how or what except to wait. Theres another company doing that and its not getting them much praise from the community i think?

    giev more tech less marketing talk

    (edit: my bad grammar)

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    So did Intel make a 32nm quad core die or is it a disabled hex?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sgt.McRuff View Post
    So did Intel make a 32nm quad core die or is it a disabled hex?
    I wouldn't say I am 100 percent certain, but the fact that it is a quad core with 12 MB of L3 cache, I would have to say a disabled hexa-core CPU.

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    Quote Originally Posted by acicula View Post
    I typically enjoy reading your (technical) posts, but :



    and your next post are unambiguous: their stuff is nice, ours is better but we are not going to tell you how or what except to wait. Theres another company doing that and its not getting them much praise from the community i think?

    giev more tech less marketing talk

    (edit: my bad grammar)
    Point taken. I just don't want anyone thinking the game is over, it is actually just getting started.
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    Quote Originally Posted by hennyo View Post
    I wouldn't say I am 100 percent certain, but the fact that it is a quad core with 12 MB of L3 cache, I would have to say a disabled hexa-core CPU.
    I would expect that, it's a common practice to improve yields, it makes a lot of financial sense.
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    Quote Originally Posted by duploxxx View Post
    [I]however if this is the asp of 1000+ units then intel margins against AMD are optimistic. I smell price drops soon
    I wouldn't mind that.

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    What we need now that GT is retail is some leaked results of Thuban Intel can't do much now that parts are in retail. Or I should say intel can't react as fast as pre-launch.


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    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    Point taken. I just don't want anyone thinking the game is over, it is actually just getting started.
    and can we both agree that it looks like a good year for both the blue and the green?
    Some amazing technology coming from both companies and we can all celebrate that.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    I don't want to rain on their parade, let them have their day in the sun. You'll all know soon enough. I am smiling big time today.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Movieman View Post
    and can we both agree that it looks like a good year for both the blue and the green?
    Some amazing technology coming from both companies and we can all celebrate that.
    Your glass is always full Shouldn't you be busy right now putting up your results with the SR-2


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    Quote Originally Posted by chuchnit View Post
    Your glass is always full Shouldn't you be busy right now putting up your results with the SR-2
    Yes it is and I wish others could take that perspective.
    There is a place for business and a place for learning and Xs is for learning.
    As to the SR2 what are you talking about?
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    MM...the time..itsa makin tick-tock..

    edit: hoping for lots of competition, will take the prices down to level one can start to dream
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    Saaya why are you bringing me down with that price chart? No hex-core CPU's for under a grand (well +/- $50)??! As much as I do really want to put a pair of those beauties to work in an SR-2, that is just too much. At least it was a nice dream, and who knows maybe they'll release something more affordable around Q4/Q1 2011.
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    Quote Originally Posted by saaya View Post
    Ah well, waiting for Q3...
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    Haha, true that! Let's see if something is going to change soon!
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    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    I wouldn't take out your credit card just yet

    As for the memory and QPI support I was wondering the same things. It is different on different places of their site.
    If you can promise me Magnycours will be cheaper, have higher performance AND an overclockable motherboard then you will make me an AMD fan for life.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hennyo View Post
    I wouldn't say I am 100 percent certain, but the fact that it is a quad core with 12 MB of L3 cache, I would have to say a disabled hexa-core CPU.
    Naw I seriously doubt that. Intel prefers to make chips with all their cores functioning, so this simply has to be monolithic quad core.

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    I can't promise overclockable.

    These are server parts. When you overclock processors, sometimes 2+2=5. Not a problem if you are playing a game, but can be a problem if you are relying on it for real work.

    Makes we wonder about people overclocking their folding machines. You are getting more work done, but is there some type of error checking that compares results so there is redundancy of data?
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    Quote Originally Posted by flippin_waffles View Post
    Naw I seriously doubt that. Intel prefers to make chips with all their cores functioning, so this simply has to be monolithic quad core.
    Yeah and AMD pushed the holy monolithic angle to multicore cpus, the irony.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JF-AMD View Post
    I can't promise overclockable.
    But cheaper and higher perf is possible

    I haven't overclocked my Istanbul rig though I know a slight increase is possible. I just don't need higher frequency as I don't use it for gaming however that will be a concern when building my next system so a higher frequency would be nice.

    Still though if magnycours is cheaper and higher perf then I would definately be interested in updating my Istanbull rig in the future, even though it would require a brand new motherboard.

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