rune77
#0
Mmmm: http://bit.ly/JviXX (Anandtechs 750/860/870 review)
Tråden blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af rune77 d. 08-09-2009 08:44:38.
Tråden blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af rune77 d. 08-09-2009 08:44:38.
#1
Ser super lækkert ud.
Spændende de får i5 op på 3,9Ghz - temmlig go bang for the buck må man sige.
Svaret blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af Mercu d. 08-09-2009 08:55:12.
Spændende de får i5 op på 3,9Ghz - temmlig go bang for the buck må man sige.
Svaret blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af Mercu d. 08-09-2009 08:55:12.
#2
Highlights:
- 2/3 memory channels: "Two Channels Aren't Worse Than Three"
- 6/8 core CPU's: " In fact, X58 motherboards will only need a BIOS update to work with the 6-core 32nm Gulftown processor next year"
- Gaming performance: "Sacred 2 is an example of performance standings in a more normal manner. Lynnfield can't seem to outperform Bloomfield, and the Core i5 750 actually falls slightly behind AMD's Phenom II X4 965 BE."
- Gaming performance og turbo: "These three benchmarks seem to outline the three most realistic options for Lynnfield's gaming performance. In situations where its turbo modes can work, Lynnfield can be equal to if not faster than Bloomfield. In those situations where it doesn't kick in, Lynnfield is at least competitive with Phenom II and Bloomfield. In all situations the old Core 2 Quad Q9650 is at the bottom of the charts."
- Om SLI perfomance (2 x 8): "The question is do you give up any performance when going with Lynnfield's 2 x8 implementation vs. Bloomfield/X58's 2 x16 PCIe configuration? In short, at the high end, yes."
- Om high-end gaming/multi-GPU: " Almost across the board the quad-GPU results significantly favor X58. It makes sense given how data hungry these GPUs are. Again, the conclusion here is that for a high end multi-GPU setup you'll want to go with X58/Bloomfield. "
- Power consumption: "At idle the Core i5 and Core i7 870 use less power than any other processor we've ever tested. Note that these idle power figures include an idling GeForce GTX 280. With a lower power graphics card, you could easily get to idle power consumption around 60W"
- Overclocking: " The most overclockable CPUs will be LGA-1366 chips", "The stock overclocks just plain suck on Lynnfield, you need added voltage to overclock the chip. With more voltage it works just like a Bloomfield or Phenom II, but at stock voltages Lynnfield just doesn't clock very high. And it has nothing to do with yields."
- 2/3 memory channels: "Two Channels Aren't Worse Than Three"
- 6/8 core CPU's: " In fact, X58 motherboards will only need a BIOS update to work with the 6-core 32nm Gulftown processor next year"
- Gaming performance: "Sacred 2 is an example of performance standings in a more normal manner. Lynnfield can't seem to outperform Bloomfield, and the Core i5 750 actually falls slightly behind AMD's Phenom II X4 965 BE."
- Gaming performance og turbo: "These three benchmarks seem to outline the three most realistic options for Lynnfield's gaming performance. In situations where its turbo modes can work, Lynnfield can be equal to if not faster than Bloomfield. In those situations where it doesn't kick in, Lynnfield is at least competitive with Phenom II and Bloomfield. In all situations the old Core 2 Quad Q9650 is at the bottom of the charts."
- Om SLI perfomance (2 x 8): "The question is do you give up any performance when going with Lynnfield's 2 x8 implementation vs. Bloomfield/X58's 2 x16 PCIe configuration? In short, at the high end, yes."
- Om high-end gaming/multi-GPU: " Almost across the board the quad-GPU results significantly favor X58. It makes sense given how data hungry these GPUs are. Again, the conclusion here is that for a high end multi-GPU setup you'll want to go with X58/Bloomfield. "
- Power consumption: "At idle the Core i5 and Core i7 870 use less power than any other processor we've ever tested. Note that these idle power figures include an idling GeForce GTX 280. With a lower power graphics card, you could easily get to idle power consumption around 60W"
- Overclocking: " The most overclockable CPUs will be LGA-1366 chips", "The stock overclocks just plain suck on Lynnfield, you need added voltage to overclock the chip. With more voltage it works just like a Bloomfield or Phenom II, but at stock voltages Lynnfield just doesn't clock very high. And it has nothing to do with yields."
#4
http://bit.ly/xcX62 - PC Perspective
http://bit.ly/4suEDQ - Guru3D
Den ser interessant ud, men samtidig lyder X58 med opgraderingsmulighed til 6-core interessant (multibox WoW).
http://bit.ly/4suEDQ - Guru3D
Den ser interessant ud, men samtidig lyder X58 med opgraderingsmulighed til 6-core interessant (multibox WoW).
#6
#5 Nydeligt - gad godt at se en clocket 860 mod en clocket 920 :)
#7
