if there is some kind of really nice turbo feature, it might help explain the killer delays were seeing.
if there is some kind of really nice turbo feature, it might help explain the killer delays were seeing.
delays? what delays? I was under impression that we've just learned about Zosma?Originally Posted by Manicdan
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Exactly. IIRC,original Thuban intro date was Q3,so Q2 is actually a pull-in. And Zosma wasn't even on the roadmaps so that one can't be delayed either...
6 core opterons have been available since June 2009,New Egg has/had
them many times.I don't see how it's "too late"
Besides M. Cores should be a lot more exiting then a single 6 core,
it's like 4 Thubans on one board (2 CPUs -12 cores each)
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the delay to simply make it, not saying their target dates were off. its just seems like its taking forever to get out something that for most of us was suppose to be as simple as deneb with 2 more cores.
well probably isn't that simple 'cos it's not just Deneb+2 more cores
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I think you're right.well probably isn't that simple 'cos it's not just Deneb+2 more cores
A better question is how Thuban could take so long time when Istanbul has been around since last summer?
I mean, the biggest step must have been to go from 4 to 6 cores, with Istanbul, so how come it took twice as much time making the desktop counterpart (counting from the first 45 nm)?
Shanghai - nov 2008
Istanbul - july 2009
Thuban - april 2010
It's not Deneb with 2 more cores. It's Istanbul with 0 more core.
BTW I've just found some evidence about the Istanbul's DDR3 support. It has combo DDR2+DDR3 compatible IMC like Deneb and all other AM3 CPU.
(Istanbul is a HY-D0 stepping CPU.)
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I admire to your persistenceIt's not Deneb with 2 more cores. It's Istanbul with 0 more core.
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