This news from the Inq may provide a reason for Agenda2005's comment in my other post about Conroe:
I guess the first F revision spin had a bad memory bug which caused memory performance to suck, so this is probably why that "someone" referred to in Agenda2005's post had a lower performing chip than previous revisions.If you dont know, someone have AMD64 AM2 CPU with DDR2-667 and the conclusion was that infact it run slower than the current 939 CPU with DDR1-400 in many instances, so Intel must have had some way of measuring up the performance of that CPU even by merely overclocking it to DDR2-800 and comparing the performance with Conroe.
Anyway, I hope this is true because if it is, it means that the F revision chips will NOT be slower than the E revision![]()
Even if it does delay them somewhat, I'd rather AMD get it right before they start selling them.



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