Umm read the whole thing again...
He said similarly priced intel variant's....which would be the q9300/q9400 which won't clock to 3.8 or 4.0 reliably.
Umm read the whole thing again...
He said similarly priced intel variant's....which would be the q9300/q9400 which won't clock to 3.8 or 4.0 reliably.
I kinda doubt Phenom II exceeds i7 on the multitasking front. As far as VMware is concerned, Shanghai (server version of deneb) scored very well in virtualization compared to Intel, so his opinion seems plausible. I haven't seen any tests for virtualization on deneb, but it should be roughly comparable.
Edit: i realized earlier testing wasn't done versus i7, my bad. More testing will have to be done on that front.
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Well you sure seem to getting upset. If I would think you are reasonable I would try to explain it to you one more time, but I don't.
If you are really looking for answers, try to have another look at my last few posts. I can PM them to you if you want.
I noticed that you are now so desperately out of good points, that you start rambling about my red font.
Even though I don't really think I owe anyone, let stand you, an explanation, I will be a sport and say I picked this red font only to make you cry about it.
It seems to have worked.
We are talking small differencenses here (haven't talked about dual in this thread). And reading about how these processors behave then I think Phenom II has a small advantage over i7 when there are more applications running. The reason for that is how the cache etc is built. i7 is more built to handle speed for single applications running, they can of course be threaded and that will be something i7 handles very well but different applications will make the situation more complex when they are running. In this situation I think Phenom has the edge over i7
Well, a heated debate surely makes the true Zucker come out.
You know, the one that only posts immature crap posts and calls people imbecile.
Maybe you need a vacation...
Oh and since we are in the Phenom II review thread anyways, I found a new review:
http://icrontic.com/articles/amd-phenom-ii-review
I was talking about multitasking. When programmers develops their own applications they will of course optimize so that the applications works well. All those tricks that i7 has to load and write memory etc will work very well then. But when there are different applications added and they are also runing the situation gets much more complex.
I guess you're the type that powers on their computer and watch it idle? I still doubt the truthfulness of that remark; you know why? Because you'd be talking about platform, because when it comes to the cpu itself, C2Q 45nm is better under idle and load conditions. PII actually is worse at utilizing power for actual task performed; guess which chip is best? You guessed wrong, Ci7.
Hexus.net has some "mega-tasking" numbers:
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=16757&page=9
Information about the power consumption CPU itself is hard to translate when you talk about C2Q, as those processors do not have the memory controlled onboard.
At some point a platform comparison makes most sense, and at this point I think it is clear AMD shows the better idle numbers.
If I would spend my days rendering or encoding, I7 would be a better pick yes, but for a system on which music is produced, games are played and audio is recorded, the low idle power consumption is a big plus.
Last edited by Miss Banana; 01-14-2009 at 11:08 AM.
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.ph...=16757&page=10 Every single point you've made has turned out worse for you; at this point I don't know how you can save face.
Last edited by Zucker2k; 01-14-2009 at 11:11 AM.
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