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    phenom x3 8600 vs e7300 vs e7200 vs e4500 vs e8200; fight!

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    my conclusion: E7300 is full of win. E7300 is pretty damn close to the E8200, but will be cheaper, E4500? no thx been there clocked that sold that, tri core phenom? no comment, E7200, well depending on price difference to E7300 it might be good, but if the difference to E7300 is small then the E7300 is the better deal due to higher mutli.
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    So these e7x00's are like the wolfdale-allendales? cool
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    They are indeed - i'm actually looking to get one...its like the C2D cheapness all over again and again, with more sane multipliers!

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    wait... wait...

    you mean that you get diminishing returns as you have more cache in the system? wow that's amazing.

    so the difference between 3mb cache and 6mb cache is less than the difference between 2 and 4?

    well I be damned, 2% overall performance dif.

    somehow, just somehow... I predicted this.

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    I just "read" the reviewl, lol, look at the Phenom. The E7300 performs quite well even when compared to an E8200.

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    i really should keep nelson handy

    +1 e7300ish
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    E8200 still is better looking for those hoping to extend their e-wieners. :P


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    I would have liked to see how a 2.6 Ghz Phenom would fare against a couple of 2.6 ghz Intels, not an already slow architecture with a slower clockspeed against an already fast architecture and a faster clockspeed.

    Though if the price is right on the E7000 series, we have a sure-fire 45nm winner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xlink View Post
    wait... wait...

    you mean that you get diminishing returns as you have more cache in the system? wow that's amazing.

    so the difference between 3mb cache and 6mb cache is less than the difference between 2 and 4?

    well I be damned, 2% overall performance dif.

    somehow, just somehow... I predicted this.
    well logically speaking if all your data and code fits in the cache, adding extra cache doesn't improve performance... Actually it'll make performance worse.
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    Isn't a larger Cache important at higher clock speeds? Well at stock 6mb cache may be just too much.


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    I see e7200's showing up for 100-120euro's, though none of the stores that have them listed have them in stock yet.

    E7200's have a 9,5 multiplier right? omfg
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    Quote Originally Posted by fireice2 View Post
    Isn't a larger Cache important at higher clock speeds? Well at stock 6mb cache may be just too much.
    yes because as the clock speed doubles, the Ram latency effectively doubles in cpu clock cycles
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    Relase date?

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    I can't read asian.

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    11th may, price 133$
    6-8W lower than 8xxx series in idle.

    ...sits down and waits for more reviews.

    In june there will be E3xxx series with 1.5MB cache and same FSB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KoHaN69 View Post
    I can't read asian.
    Its chinese.


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    Quote Originally Posted by KoHaN69 View Post
    I can't read asian.
    Can you read graphs?
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    Quote Originally Posted by suffocatio View Post
    Relase date?
    For the tricores, already released... quietly showing up, no reviews...
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103252
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819103253

    For the E7200 who knows, people are saying April 20th other saying May 11th. But the dual core 45 nm has been so slow, trickling out it may be June.

    Considering the E8400 is coming in around 209 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16819115037 then it would appear AMD's triple core CPUs are overpriced.
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    Quote Originally Posted by KoHaN69 View Post
    I can't read asian.
    type translate website in google
    post website address and translate from Chinese simple to English

    and you have an english review with yoda style writing
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    Or just right click with IE8 and hit translate. Live has a damn good translator.

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