I guess so much for the 'higher launch speeds' hypothesis. With this launch line-up, I'd be surprised if we see much beyond SPECfp_rate2006 and whatever other bandwidth-intensive benchmarks AMD can scramble.
I guess so much for the 'higher launch speeds' hypothesis. With this launch line-up, I'd be surprised if we see much beyond SPECfp_rate2006 and whatever other bandwidth-intensive benchmarks AMD can scramble.
120W - that's not acceptable because of Global Warming![]()
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The price of reliability is the pursuit of the utmost simplicity. It is a price which the very rich find most hard to pay.
http://www.lighterra.com/papers/modernmicroprocessors/
Modern Ram, makes an old overclocker miss BH-5 and the fun it was
For those comparing prices..please..try compare a 3.2Ghz Dualcore OPteron with a 3Ghz Quad Xeon..yes thats right. You cant compare these prices at all!
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well... those are the server parts...
the "official" desktop parts are not due before q4.... so it could be (and would make sense) if the higher clock speeds talk was in reference to those and not the in a few days to be launched server parts.
just my 2 cents though
WHAT rumors indicate current yields are good?
There has been nothing official or unofficial that we have heard from AMD that yields are good. Even AMD fanboi Charlie came out saying he heard yields are NOT good thusfar and it is one of the reasons the release speeds are not set higher.
BTW, AMD always undercuts Intel on price at the exact same performance level - so I think this price sheet is the best indication of performance for K10 that we have thus far.
Basically on par w/ C2Q.
Why are people still bleeting about clockspeeds? Is this connected to E-PENIS or sumthing? Intel's clock to 4Ghz so even if K10 were to have double the performance of said Intel cpu but at a mere 2Ghz you'd be sad and feel annoyed at the fact your CPU doesn't do 4Ghz too?
I couldn't care less about what GHZ BADGE I get on my new AMD cpu....for me the important part is whether or not K10 has higher PERFORMANCE than INTELS counterpart......not higher CLOCKSPEED![]()
yeah, but it's sad that almost every detail (coolaler, dailytech info, pricing) leaked until now indicates otherwise (k10 losing in overall performance big time).
5 more days to go..
Originally Posted by freecableguy
I was referring to this, which was clearly referencing next week's Barcelona launch:
http://www.dailytech.com/Barcelona+L...rticle8592.htm
68W for a quad core?! thats awesome...my next buy for sure![]()
Lol,that's has zero to do with K10.Like Rahul Sood said,the dude didn't get pay the way he thought he should so he went for a better deal(Freescale).
What about the one of head PRs in intel ,Lee Brooke,who left intel a month ago and went overboard to AMD??What that tells you about intel's Harpertowns?Nothing.This is pure money issue.
ok fanboys, hold in ignorant commments till reliable hardware ships.
as in when its on newegg.
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whatever...no one is positioning Barcelona into the consumer space at all. So, why AMD should bother with 1-2% of their install base is really beyond me. *shrug* The folks that really are going to care about this stuff are (in no particular order):
sun
hp
dell
other whitebox manufacturers
boxx
dave
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I see what you mean, and ofcourse youre mostly right.
But I do believe that Conroes huge succes was at least partly because of the fantastic marketing campaign that Intel launched very early on. And that campaign included spectacular benchmarks, the ES were even better than retail CPU's! Now maybe that is a bit too much to ask, but AMD should learn from that.
Also, I dont really believe that it's only 1-2% that actually knows what the better CPU is. In this time and age, almost everyone checks the internet to see what the best stuff to get is. Reviewers, resellers, webshops, everyone contributes to the general idea of what the best CPU or system is. That increases the amount that cares way beyond 1-2%, I think.
Correct me if I'm wrong, I remember hearing a while back that Intel rates its processor TDP differently than AMD. Intel supposedly goes based on average TDP, while AMD goes with max TDP. This could explain why AMD may have a higher TDP than Intel.
he's speaking about the coolaler results, which prolly *were valid* at a certain time, but retail barc will be higher, with a more mature platform/stepping - but by how much we don't know (that's the point of all the speculation).
Originally Posted by freecableguy
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