Snart tre nye Bulldozere
Litteratur d. 22. februar. 2012, skrevet af Anonym202158143552
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Rygte: Otte kerner, 95W og op til 4,1GHz
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#1
Min FX6100 er allerede clocket til 4GHz og den ligger rimeligt lavt i temps,
#2
jeg havde købt bundkort så jeg kunne putte en Bulldozere cpu på, men tro bare jeg beholder min 1090T
#3
Otte kerner over 4ghz og kun 95 watt . Det syntes jeg da er meget godt klaret. Intels med 6 kerner har tdp på 130w. Men hvis man så kigger på ydelse pr watt tror jeg faktisk intel vinder.
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#4
#3 tror jeg også, 24-7 på i7 970 6 kerner. 4.6ghz
#5
Står skal have nyt setup ved snart ikke om man skal gå Intel igen eller tage en Amd cpu. Jeg går minimum efter 4 kernet cpu...
#6
Sidder i dag med en Phenom II X4 955 BE 3.2@4.1GHz og tænker på om det overhovedet kan betale sig at udskifte denne gamle CPU fra 2009 ?. Synes ikke de nyere AMD modeller er super meget bedre.
#7
Jeg gik og ventede, længe, på dem og købte en "midlertidig" 6100 da ventetiden blev for meget.
Jeg er endda blevet rigtig glad for den lille cpu som klarer sig fint.
Meeen jeg har alligevel ingen tvivl om at jeg køber mig en 8140 med 16mb cache når den dukker op.
Jeg er endda blevet rigtig glad for den lille cpu som klarer sig fint.
Meeen jeg har alligevel ingen tvivl om at jeg køber mig en 8140 med 16mb cache når den dukker op.
#8
#7
Jeg ville gerne have haft noget pris info og hastighed på 8140 frigivelsestidspunkt.
Mindes den skulle være på markedet slut August start af September.
Jeg ville gerne have haft noget pris info og hastighed på 8140 frigivelsestidspunkt.
Mindes den skulle være på markedet slut August start af September.
#9
Ja jeg havde selv en amd phenom ii 720BE som jeg overvejede at skifte til en af de der bulldozer cpuer. Hvor jeg kom frem til lige meget hvor jeg læste research var den bedste løsning jo at droppe amd og gå over til intel. Og jeg fortryder det ikke.
#10
#9
Tro desværre mange har gjorde det sådan, jeg vil ikke kalde mig 100% fan boy, men jeg syntes det er træls AMD ikke kan følge med intel for tiden
Tro desværre mange har gjorde det sådan, jeg vil ikke kalde mig 100% fan boy, men jeg syntes det er træls AMD ikke kan følge med intel for tiden
#11
Efter at have læst lidt op på det hele, ser det ud til at 8140'eren aldrig kom/kommer i retail - Men at der istedet bliver lanceret 8300-serien i 4. kvartal.
" We previously reported on new AMD FX-8350 eight core microprocessor, coming in the fourth quarter. Due to improved micro-architecture and higher stock frequency, that part will offer moderate performance boost over current flagship AMD FX-8150. The FX-8350 is not going to be released alone. According to Fudzilla, AMD plans to launch FX-8300 and FX-8320 eight-core models together with the 8350.
AMD FX-8300 and FX-8350 will be based on Piledriver, or enhanced Bulldozer, 32nm microarchitecture, which is estimated to have up to 15% better performance than the first-generation Bulldozer chips. Like FX-8100 series processors, the FX-8300 and 8320 will integrate 4 Bulldozer modules with 2 CPU cores per module, and shared 8 MB L3 cache. They will also incorporate DDR3 memory controller with 1866 MHz data rate support, and HyperTransport interface.
The FX-8300 will operate at 3.3 GHz (or 3.2 GHz) clock speed, and have 95 Watt Thermal Design Power. AMD FX-8320 will be clocked at 3.5 GHz, and can be boosted as high as 4 GHz. In addition to higher clock speeds, the 8320 will also come with higher 125 Watt TDP. Both CPUs will be available late October.
It's interesting that the upcoming FX-8300 series lineup resembles a lot of the FX-8100 launch lineup in October 2011. Both lineups include two high-power 125W CPUs, and one slightly slower and more power efficient SKU. Based on the fact that the FX-8100 CPU with 95W TDP was not available in retail, we suspect that the FX-8300 is also destined for OEM desktop systems."
Kilde: http://www.cpu-world.com/news_...
Edit - Tilføjelse:
Fudzilla ( http://www.fudzilla.com/home/i... )
"Vishera, late October launch
We have already revealed that AMD FX 8350 is a 4GHz eight-core, capable of hitting 4.2GHz on Turbo, in a 125W envelop and you can read all about it here.
It turns out that AMD is working on two more Vishera eight-cores. The runner up is called AMD FX 8320 and is an eight-core with 16MB cache at 3.5GHz that can get to 4.0GHz on Turbo. It is still a 32nm SOI part with a 125W TDP that supports DDR3 1866 memory and comes in AMD's AM3+ package.
The AMD FX 8300 is also an eight-core processor with a 95W TDP that still has 16MB of cache and works at 3.3GHz default clock or 3.2GHz on Turbo. This processor looks really attractive due to the somewhat lower TDP. The rest of the specification is still the same, DDR3 1866 memory, AM3+ 32nm SOI and eight-cores. This part has a real chance of being really popular, at least if the price is right.
They all should show up in late October according to current plans which point to an early Q4 2012 launch. For many value minded consumers these chips might be a great pre-Thanksgiving / Xmas treat and they will be a good basis for mid-range gaming rigs.
We are sure that these parts will have some very attractive pricing as the fastest AMD FX 8150 Zambezi core currently sells for _173 or $199 in States. This is truly a good price for such a part."
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" We previously reported on new AMD FX-8350 eight core microprocessor, coming in the fourth quarter. Due to improved micro-architecture and higher stock frequency, that part will offer moderate performance boost over current flagship AMD FX-8150. The FX-8350 is not going to be released alone. According to Fudzilla, AMD plans to launch FX-8300 and FX-8320 eight-core models together with the 8350.
AMD FX-8300 and FX-8350 will be based on Piledriver, or enhanced Bulldozer, 32nm microarchitecture, which is estimated to have up to 15% better performance than the first-generation Bulldozer chips. Like FX-8100 series processors, the FX-8300 and 8320 will integrate 4 Bulldozer modules with 2 CPU cores per module, and shared 8 MB L3 cache. They will also incorporate DDR3 memory controller with 1866 MHz data rate support, and HyperTransport interface.
The FX-8300 will operate at 3.3 GHz (or 3.2 GHz) clock speed, and have 95 Watt Thermal Design Power. AMD FX-8320 will be clocked at 3.5 GHz, and can be boosted as high as 4 GHz. In addition to higher clock speeds, the 8320 will also come with higher 125 Watt TDP. Both CPUs will be available late October.
It's interesting that the upcoming FX-8300 series lineup resembles a lot of the FX-8100 launch lineup in October 2011. Both lineups include two high-power 125W CPUs, and one slightly slower and more power efficient SKU. Based on the fact that the FX-8100 CPU with 95W TDP was not available in retail, we suspect that the FX-8300 is also destined for OEM desktop systems."
Kilde: http://www.cpu-world.com/news_...
Edit - Tilføjelse:
Fudzilla ( http://www.fudzilla.com/home/i... )
"Vishera, late October launch
We have already revealed that AMD FX 8350 is a 4GHz eight-core, capable of hitting 4.2GHz on Turbo, in a 125W envelop and you can read all about it here.
It turns out that AMD is working on two more Vishera eight-cores. The runner up is called AMD FX 8320 and is an eight-core with 16MB cache at 3.5GHz that can get to 4.0GHz on Turbo. It is still a 32nm SOI part with a 125W TDP that supports DDR3 1866 memory and comes in AMD's AM3+ package.
The AMD FX 8300 is also an eight-core processor with a 95W TDP that still has 16MB of cache and works at 3.3GHz default clock or 3.2GHz on Turbo. This processor looks really attractive due to the somewhat lower TDP. The rest of the specification is still the same, DDR3 1866 memory, AM3+ 32nm SOI and eight-cores. This part has a real chance of being really popular, at least if the price is right.
They all should show up in late October according to current plans which point to an early Q4 2012 launch. For many value minded consumers these chips might be a great pre-Thanksgiving / Xmas treat and they will be a good basis for mid-range gaming rigs.
We are sure that these parts will have some very attractive pricing as the fastest AMD FX 8150 Zambezi core currently sells for _173 or $199 in States. This is truly a good price for such a part."
Svaret blev redigeret 1 gang, sidst af Ferns d. 30-07-2012 14:33:10.