AnandThenMan
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Wow, a 16 core chip being up to 40% faster than a 12 core chip?
Who would have thought!
You forgot a small detail.
Wow, a 16 core chip being up to 40% faster than a 12 core chip?
Who would have thought!
Wow, a 16 core chip being up to 40% faster than a 12 core chip?
Who would have thought!
Sorry, but this makes absolutely no sense. An A8-3850 with a Radeon HD 6850 is MUCH faster than with the Radeon HD 6550D IGP. That means the GPU is the bottleneck in the system with the A8-3850.
The fact that you stop getting performance increases at 1866MHz means that the IGP no longer needs any more bandwidth and can run optimally.
It might be worthwhile if you want to get a 2011 rig together without dropping too much money at one time. Assuming that Intel doesn't retire it too soon, it should provide some room for future upgrades, perhaps to IB-E or something like that.
Or it means that the faster ram isn't providing more bandwidth. How so? Maybe you've already maxed the hyper transport bus, that can only provide what, a max of 21GB/s?
Everyone is speculating left and right without any facts. They could have discovered a bug in the CPU and didn't want the repeat of the TLB episode? Plenty of reasons why it is delayed: subpar performance, last minute bugs found, head engineer's dog got hit by a car and he became depressive and quit, cosmic rays messed up the wafers, etc ... Some more plausible than others for sure, but until we know from reputable sources (not some random guy on a random enthusiast board), it's still baseless speculation.
An AMD exec claiming a 40% performance improvement.
I have a vague sense of deja vu, can't quite put my finger on it though....
someone pm me when we have hard numbers.
I'm staying out of CPUs & OCing until then.
I keep checking every day for news but there isn't any.
Or it means that the faster ram isn't providing more bandwidth. How so? Maybe you've already maxed the hyper transport bus, that can only provide what, a max of 21GB/s?
Only doubtfull benches are available...
A 4 threads optimised app supposed bench...
Am I doing this right!?
Am I doing this right!?
Everyone is speculating left and right without any facts. They could have discovered a bug in the CPU and didn't want the repeat of the TLB episode? Plenty of reasons why it is delayed: subpar performance, last minute bugs found, head engineer's dog got hit by a car and he became depressive and quit, cosmic rays messed up the wafers, etc ... Some more plausible than others for sure, but until we know from reputable sources (not some random guy on a random enthusiast board), it's still baseless speculation.
Or you know, maybe the flex-FPU thinks 2+2=5. Goodness knows the alleged ES performance was god-awful, even taking into account it was running at 1.8ghz.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/di...mbezi_8130P_Chips_Emerge_on_the_Internet.htmlhttp://www.xboxmb.com/forum/93-pc-related/62252-fx-8150p-benchmarks.html
FX-8150P Benchmarks - prob fake?
3DMark 2011: P6265 points
Cinebench R10 (64-bit): 24 434 points
Fritz Chess Benchmark: 14 197 kilo nodes per second
PCMark 7: 3045 points
Super Pi 1M: 19.5 seconds
x264-Benchmark: 136.29fps 1 pass, 45.4fps 2 pass
Are all these guys just copying each others #s over the net?
It's been said the B0 ES had extremely crippled cache and IMC, hope that was true hehe.
it's been said that bd heals the blind simply from the presence of its pure awesomeness.
And if we say that enough times the odds are in our favor it will be the top story on donanimhaber tomorrow afternoon.
It's been said that BD heals the blind simply from the presence of its pure awesomeness.
And if we say that enough times the odds are in our favor it will be the top story on DonanimHaber tomorrow afternoon.
There have been 2 confirmed sightings of Bulldozer.
The 1st sighting involves an AMD employee staging Phase III testing of their FX-8000 B1 stepping model in the wild near main microprocessor manufacturing facilities, located in Dresden, Germany..... Unfortunately, it appears that the Intel 'special forces' were able to intercept the "Messiah" before reporters were able to gather any meaningful information:
More on that story Here.
Luckily, we have heard good news. Just 1 hour ago, Tom's Hardware gained possession of a next generation AMD Bulldozer FX-8000 series B2 stepping, which is rumored to sport much higher frequencies than the B1 stepping. This is a monumental scoop for a tech website--any news outlet would be thrilled to unveil such a coveted new device before AMD had a chance to do it themself. And while you're likely to read about this coup in mainstream news outlets across the globe in the upcoming days, feast your eyes:
Meanwhile, we are already starting to see fans gather themselves near AMD headquarters in Sunnyvale, California in preparation for the historic launch: