ok, i would like some free stuff from amd.
I thought you said it sucked?
ok, i would like some free stuff from amd.
free stuff is always good.I thought you said it sucked?
They need to own up to the fact that they made serious mistakes with Bulldozer and move on from it. They should be selling Llano on 32nm like hotcakes right now.
Uh, reality check buddy. Bulldozer might not be as impressive as everyone hoped, but it isn't that slow. I wish AT had the 3870k in the benchmark database, but this is close enough to prove the point-
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/399?vs=434
Every single test 8150 wins, and in several it wins by more than 100%. Llano is a nice cheap CPU but dumping bulldozer in favor of it would basically completely sacrifice the high end, for no useful reason. Also these results are pre "bulldozer patch" I still haven't seen a good thorough review on it, but what I've heard is it offers a 1-7% gain depending on the app. Not a huge different but given that 8150 is already winning by a huge margin it just reinforces how superior it is over llano.
Pit a 3.6ghz llano against a 8150....performance gap would close just a little bit in some apps.
Not in gaming it doesn't.
You can't overclock the bulldozer chip enough to make it not suck in that aspect.
It is a decent performer against the i5 in other things, such as encoding, and decompressing rar files though.
Don't know who would be smoking enough crack to purchase a 8 core bulldozer to game.
I would be expecting anyone with a 8150 to be putting it to work and if they decided to game i doubt they would care about frames per second cause their original intentions for the processor was for working.
Intel has more than two CPUs (2500K/2600K) :whiste:
Bellow the $200,00 mark, AMDs Bulldozer is faster if Overclocked. Well unfortunately Intel have chosen not to allow all its CPUs to be Overclockable. :thumbsdown:
A Hex core AMD FX6100 priced at $149,99 overclocked to 4,7GHz will be faster and cheaper than Intel's Core i5 2310 priced at $184,99 that can only OC up to 3,2GHz.
The price difference can go to a faster graphics card, from HD6850 to HD6870 or from GTX560 to GTX560 ti, or for faster/more memory or better Motherboard.
So yes, 2500K/2600K are nice CPU's but not everyone can afford them
Intel has more than two CPUs (2500K/2600K) :whiste:
Bellow the $200,00 mark, AMDs Bulldozer is faster if Overclocked. Well unfortunately Intel have chosen not to allow all its CPUs to be Overclockable. :thumbsdown:
A Hex core AMD FX6100 priced at $149,99 overclocked to 4,7GHz will be faster and cheaper than Intel's Core i5 2310 priced at $184,99 that can only OC up to 3,2GHz.
The price difference can go to a faster graphics card, from HD6850 to HD6870 or from GTX560 to GTX560 ti, or for faster/more memory or better Motherboard.
So yes, 2500K/2600K are nice CPU's but not everyone can afford them
Well thats not exactly somthing to brag about. AMD's high end SIX core overclocked to 4.7ghz is faster than intels low end dual core at stock..............not to mention that hex core will guzzle energy by the gallon and output enough heat to melt the sun, all to beat intels DUAL CORE which casually sips its energy through a twisty straw and is cool as a cucumber. I dont think BD is that good, ive seen the benches, and ive actually used one (fx-4100). My friend had a 980BE and went to an 4x-4100 and he saw his performance drop and his power go up.
Clearly you have to check again, Core i5 2310 is a Quad Core,
Secondly, FX 4100 consume much LESS power than 980BE on stock frequencies.
Get your info straight next time
Uh, reality check buddy. Bulldozer might not be as impressive as everyone hoped, but it isn't that slow. I wish AT had the 3870k in the benchmark database, but this is close enough to prove the point-
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/399?vs=434
Every single test 8150 wins, and in several it wins by more than 100%. Llano is a nice cheap CPU but dumping bulldozer in favor of it would basically completely sacrifice the high end, for no useful reason. Also these results are pre "bulldozer patch" I still haven't seen a good thorough review on it, but what I've heard is it offers a 1-7% gain depending on the app. Not a huge different but given that 8150 is already winning by a huge margin it just reinforces how superior it is over llano.
A Hex core AMD FX6100 priced at $149,99 overclocked to 4,7GHz will be faster and cheaper than Intel's Core i5 2310 priced at $184,99 that can only OC up to 3,2GHz.
Phenom 980BE will consume more power when overclocked too
nope. Unless a kill-a-watt lied to us.
Links?
Because according to this:
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/363?vs=434
a $189 i5-2400 demolishes a 8150, let alone a 6100.
Also, the i5 can be overclocked 4 bins, which means 3.3Ghz with a 3.8Ghz turbo.
In this case were looking at a Core i5-2500, which runs at 3.3GHz by default. When a single core is active, the chip can turbo up to 3.7GHz. If you want, you can change that turbo state to go as high as 4.1GHz (if your CPU and cooling can keep up).
Overclocking these limited unlocked chips relies entirely on turbo however. In the case above, the fastest your chip will run is 4.1GHz but with only one core active. If you have four cores active the fastest your chip can run is 3.8GHz. While Intel didnt sample any limited unlocked parts, from what Ive heard you shouldnt have any problems hitting these multiplier limits.
Then it did, because power scales with clock. It's physics.
Not in gaming it doesn't.
You can't overclock the bulldozer chip enough to make it not suck in that aspect.
It is a decent performer against the i5 in other things, such as encoding, and decompressing rar files though.
Ummm what? You just compared an 8 core BD against a 4 core Llano as proof it doesn't suck?
All you did was point out that it sucks less the Llano does, assuming price or power consumption doesn't matter to you.
You certainly didn't prove that BD doesn't suck.
You certainly didn't prove that BD doesn't suck.
nope. Unless a kill-a-watt lied to us.