Originally Posted by cal_guy
Weird how the slide says 8mb l3 for all processors, but that review that was posted earlier states otherwise.
Weird how the slide says 8mb l3 for all processors, but that review that was posted earlier states otherwise.
Last edited by PerryR; 10-06-2011 at 06:45 PM.
they just worded it wrong or the translation did it?
it looks like they confused the L2 with L3
they did get the sizes right 4MB, 6MB, 8MB they just called it the L3 when its the L2 that changes with lower modelsThe linked modules share L3 cache. With a quad core is 4MB, 6MB and one gets a hexacore octacore get 8MB. As much as the L2 memory is. Obviously the modules share the memory controller. This is however still dual channel, but can now officially 1866 MHz DDR memory along.
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They indicated that it was the same for L2 (specifically), so I assume they were mistaken.
Funny how those slides have a comparison against the 980x in games, particularly when the 2600k already beats that for substantially less moo-la.
Last edited by PerryR; 10-06-2011 at 06:45 PM.
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