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    victor great job, a very interesting topic my friend

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    now i'm interested

    get on to game benchmarks

    good job :thumbsup:

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    I wanna see some 3d action
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    nice chip u got there and great job
    Intel @ 65nm is the way to go

    and im with the others 3dbenchs with norton runnin,need some real dual core power
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    Quote Originally Posted by 187(V)URD@
    I'll wait for benches before saying that

    going off the slight improvements by these benches I don't think AMD has much to worry about.

    http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20051010/


    Quote Originally Posted by anandtech
    Barring a miracle, the new Presler chips would need to have some new feature not listed on the roadmap to really make them outshine the existing Smithfield and Athlon 64 X2 chips. The smaller process might allow them to run slightly cooler, and we might even see 4.0GHz chips at some point, but that's about the only changes
    would be nice to see Intel get over that 4ghz hump they have been avoiding for awhile
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    Quote Originally Posted by afireinside
    3 cores?


    Presler is dual core...

    Quote Originally Posted by don_vercetti
    run PCMARK!!! with three cores, it should ace that.
    Same, 2 cores.


    Where did you get the 3 cores stuff from?

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    Quote Originally Posted by k|ngp|n
    Great stuff victor...these chips look strong.
    65nm is really good !
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    Quote Originally Posted by gloatlizard
    victor great job, a very interesting topic my friend
    aha~~~~~you can hit over 7.5Ghz with 65nm core soon , my friend
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    Quote Originally Posted by Piotrsama


    Presler is dual core...



    Same, 2 cores.


    Where did you get the 3 cores stuff from?
    From afireinside......sorry. Also, if you look in the second picture of the first post, he has run 3 instances of SuperPI. In retrospect, it was probably demonstrating that it had HT. My bad.
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    Why not lower that divider to 1:1 for some 3-2-2-1 timing action!

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    Nice clocks to be sure...

    AMD is in no real trouble..

    It makes me smile to see Opties@3ghz just spanking a 4.6Ghz next genP4 core at Super Pi. Granted SPi isnt the be all end all, but its a good indication of general performance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xassius
    Why not lower that divider to 1:1 for some 3-2-2-1 timing action!
    I've test for 3-2-2-4 333mhz vs 5-3-3-8 500mhz, seems the latter runs faster
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    VictorWang, what bios version are you using on P5WD2 ?
    Signature? are you kidding? with new stuff coming out every day, why bother ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IluvIntel
    VictorWang, what bios version are you using on P5WD2 ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by iboomalot
    going off the slight improvements by these benches I don't think AMD has much to worry about.

    http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20051010/
    well I think AMD is in big trouble.
    obviously with this new 0,065 chips Intel cpus will go even higher
    going over 7.5ghz@1M getting 16" or 15" who knows
    FX is stucked at 21" .. that's a shame

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    Quote Originally Posted by RoyaL
    well I think AMD is in big trouble.
    obviously with this new 0,065 chips Intel cpus will go even higher
    going over 7.5ghz@1M getting 16" or 15" who knows
    FX is stucked at 21" .. that's a shame

    Victor:put some dry ice on that baby!
    I think... 65nm single core can hit over 8.5Ghz for 1m benching
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    Quote Originally Posted by VictorWang
    I think... 65nm single core can hit over 8.5Ghz for 1m benching
    If that would indeed be the case I think I better fire up them old DI containers and start saving
    In short, both AMD and NVIDIA discovered that their next-generation graphics cards are superior to each others' last-generation graphics cards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Supertim0r
    they run colder than the prescott ?
    nice stuff
    If they didnt i think Intel should pretty much give up and go home tbh lol.
    What waterblock is being used?
    Nice results, should be interesting in 06, might have to start paying attention to intel again!

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    Quote Originally Posted by perry_78
    If that would indeed be the case I think I better fire up them old DI containers and start saving
    I thinks LN2 is much preffered
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    Quote Originally Posted by Master_G
    If they didnt i think Intel should pretty much give up and go home tbh lol.
    What waterblock is being used?
    Nice results, should be interesting in 06, might have to start paying attention to intel again!

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    thank god your using water with that, i dont even want to think about the temps on air.

    IMO AMD arnt in any real trouble, im willing to bet money on it

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    I thought they didn't work on 955X boards. Very interesting!

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    8.5 ghz i doubt thats going to happen even on LN2

    Yes Intel on LN2 does a great superpi run but I use mine to game with and encode DVDs


    Intel won't be winning much on the gaming front until a better design of the CPU happens.

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    Intel a threath hummm don't think so

    atleast they are improving there products competition is good
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    Quote Originally Posted by VictorWang
    I think... 65nm single core can hit over 8.5Ghz for 1m benching
    You might be able to get a Cedar Mill running at 8.5GHz speed (which I doubt), but Intel isn´t going to release a chipset anytime soon that can hit ~450MHz FSB with desent memory speed and timings. 975X isn´t going to bring much difference compared to 955X.

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    Quote Originally Posted by iboomalot
    8.5 ghz i doubt thats going to happen even on LN2

    Yes Intel on LN2 does a great superpi run but I use mine to game with and encode DVDs


    Intel won't be winning much on the gaming front until a better design of the CPU happens.
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    Intel a threath hummm don't think so

    atleast they are improving there products competition is good
    when yonah comes.........AMD maybe lost in all the game

    PCMark05, 4.2G 955xe easily got a score=7377 cpu score

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