E6 in Dual core.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu...on64-x2_3.html
But new BW is disable Dual core and disable cache ?
E6 in Dual core.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu...on64-x2_3.html
But new BW is disable Dual core and disable cache ?
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i dont think disable core disable cache is more likely to be faulty core or cache
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Originally Posted by dimasdw
BV is used for Manchester (2 x 512K L2)
CD is used for Toledo (2 x 1MB L2)
And, BTW, clearly, AMD is not going to use 2 x 1MB L2 die for Venice (1 x 512K L2) parts.
So, more than 1 die (cache size, etc) can use the same "E6" stepping.
For a while I thought AMD was using the #s just to differentiate dies, with E3, E4 and E6 all being the same "E" stepping, but if this email is correct, that is clearly not the case.
Last edited by terrace215; 06-09-2005 at 11:11 AM.
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Originally Posted by Davos
e3 is a variable name though, you cant have it start with a number =P
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oh sory I am Wrong,your right ....Originally Posted by terrace215
I forgot where i read about denmark and Toledo
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Hey, how about we call them...Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
TOLEDO!
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Wait, I am lost. Is the new E6 venice/SD core?
As stated the dual core E6 which only has 512Kb of L2 cache per core is called Manchester so any nickname of the E6 single core with only 512Kb of L2 cache should be derived from that and not Toledo.
Could just be a minor core revision...
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like the Clawhammer C0 and CG...
Maybe the Venices (if E6 = Venice) will finally have a decent Mem controller![]()
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Bout time someone got it right.Originally Posted by dimasdw
Let my provlaimation go across the land!
They wil be known as Todos!
Only the stupidest humans believe that the dogma of relative filth is a defense.
But teddies are cute and fluffy. Todos are mean and smelly. so we got Todos, Tully and Teddy now?
Then we should call the dual core one Man United and the single core one will be Man CityOriginally Posted by OC Detective
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winchester = winny
san diego = sandy
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The AMD K8 0.13µm Hammers were SH7-B3, SH7-C0, SH7-CG, there was also a DH7-CG.
the SH7s were Sledgehammers and Clawhammers, the DH7 was a NewCastle.
The first gen of AMD's K8 0.09µm Hammers were DH8-D0 and SH8-D0.
SH = 1MB
DH = 512KB
7 = 0.13µm
8 = 0.09µm
9 = 0.09µm Dual Core
Its very confusing lately as AMD isn't saying what type any of the E stepping hammers are.
But I'm guessing that the new E6 sempron is going to be a DH8-E6, the current Dual cores are *probably* DH9-E4 for DC 2x512KB and SH9-E6 for 1x1MB
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E6 we're there dude
...i know man......winnie, sandy, teddy....WTF....
Originally Posted by LOE
Last edited by dinos22; 06-10-2005 at 04:25 PM.
Originally Posted by The Coolest
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i'm in contact with CPUz author, and I'm not sure whether its a DH or SH yet, but it sure is a 9-E4. Actually I think I gave him the info on the codes for these chips..
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winnie and sandy sound like girl namesOriginally Posted by dinos22
thats what it should be![]()
Haven`t you guys noticed that Sempron E6 has the same CPUID as Sempron 64 ???
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