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Deneb and Newer Architechture (X3 & X4 Core)




Agena,Windsor and Older Architechture(X4 & X3 Core )




Agena,Windsor and Older Architechture(X2 & Single Core)

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News


AMD SB850 Southbridge to consume 4W

Q4 2009 match with RD890

SB850 is AMD's latest, greatest Southbridge and this chip looks like a big improvement compared to SB750.

The new Southbridge brings A-link with X4 Gen 2, PCIe 4x1 Gen 2 as well as 14+2 USB 2.0 ports. The previous SB750 only had 12+2, which should be enough, but hey more is usually better. SATA gets upgraded to 6x 6Gb/s which is another name for SATA 3.0 and of course RAID 0,1,5 and 10 support is here. It also has integrated clock generation and Gigabit MAC.

The new Southbridge comes in new FCBGA 605 pin package and its TDP is 4.0 W. AMD SB750 has TDP of 4.5 watts and less features. SB850 should launch in Q4 together with RD890.




Phenom II X4 AM2 dies in Q4

Both 940 3GHz and 920 2.8GHz

Phenom II X4 940 and 920 were the first Deneb K10.5 45nm based quad-cores and they both only support DDR2 memory and fit to socket AM2+.


These CPUs will stick around with us until Q4 2009 but AMD has notified its customers that late Q2 2009 will be the last chance to order these CPUs. They will continue to ship them until Q4 2009 and after that date, they will pronounce them dead.

Phenom II X4 940 at 3.0GHz has already got a replacement with Phenom II X4 945 that works at the same clock, fits to both socket AM2+ and AM3 but supports both DDR2 and DDR3. The only bad thing about Phenom II X4 945 is that its not a Black Edition part and it's locked multiplier is impairing overclocking. You can always go and but the Phenom II X4 955 that works at 3.2GHz, has an unlocked multiplier and fits in AM3 and AM2+ boards.

Phenom II X4 920 will get its AM3 replacement called Phenom II X4 925 that will work at the same 2.8GHz speed and have support for DDR3 and AM3 socket.

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AMD Demos 48-core Opteron Server

Having recently made its plans with the server market public, AMD demonstrated a 4-socket server featuring four 12-core, next-generation Opteron processors. That's 48 cores in all. The company has pulled its six-core Istanbul Opteron processors' launch from H2 2008 to Q2 2008, and is set to launch its Opteron 6000 series processors based on the "Magny Cours" architecture in 2010.

Processors in the series come with 8 or 12 cores. The company seems to be ready with a few of these, enough to put together a 4-socket demo system. While AMD did not run any benchmarks on the system, it managed to draw some attention due to the fact that there hasn't been so much parallelism in a 4-way server till date. On the course of its 2010 launch, the company may hold more demonstrations, perhaps with benchmarks to show how the platform compares to competing solutions from rival Intel. The "Magny Cours" processor will be the first in line for the company's G34 "Maranello" platform for AMD Opteron 6000 series processors with up to 16 cores, 4 sockets, and quad-channel memory interfaces per socket. The 16-core processor in the making is slated for 2011, is based on the Bulldozer architecture, and will be built on the 32 nm process.




Athlon X2 7750 BE Unlocked to Quad-Core

Earlier this year, a Korean source had pointed out an easy method to enable a fourth core on the Phenom II X3. This was made possible by the way AMD has been designing its triple-core and dual-core processors based on the K10 "Stars" architecture: by disabling one or two cores on the quad-core die. "Sloppy" BIOS coding lead to the Phenom II X3 anomaly. It looks like a somewhat similar mod enables not one, but two cores on the sub-$100 Athlon X2 7750 Black Edition. A Korean technology website GiggleHD.com has reported a successful unlock of two cores.

The method is similar to that of the Phenom II X3 unlock: using flaws in BIOS code to enable cores, by enabling the "Advanced Clock Calibration" feature in the BIOS setup. The OS, Windows XP SP3, was able to see the processor as a "AMD Phenom™ FX-7750", while CPU-Z reads the name string correctly and lists the core count as 4. The motherboard in use is an ASRock A790GX/128M.

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Preview

AMD Athlon X2 7850 BE Review
AMD Phenom II 955&945 Review
AMD Phenom II 955&945 Review
AMD Phenom II 955&945 Review
Overclocking: Core i7 Vs. Phenom II
Phenom II vs. Q9550 vs. i7 CrossFire, Phenom II = smoother
AMD Phenom II X4 810 and X3 720BE Review (AM3)

This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: Apr 28 2009, 11:21 PM

Our fellow gamers maniac invited us to his wedding..Come all serbu his house!
Make sure bring something for him
Its on 31st May 2009..Dont forget

Here the map:


Beware though..someone can send a shock..

This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: May 5 2009, 09:52 PM

Final reservation..



Credit:
Forumer
©2009 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

New version..

TS dont forget my map..

fuh..so fast.my question still left unanswered

actually 6000+ is not so easy to get to 3.4GHz stable.. mine oso cnt even hit 3.4GHz stable..
i not sure is wat prob, will try harder when i free..
last time i thk is my ram prob... but will check it out soon..

heat... imagine d wattage involved @ 3.4GHz, mind u, that's a dual core only...

@ bro gamers maniac,

slamat pengantin baru yer...

This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Apr 28 2009, 11:31 PM

I am slow. New thread d.

-pWs-

is 49'c full load safe for 7850 BE?

yep..125w default.. will watch out that..
wait aft exam, when i free to ply.. i will try more... TDP also in my calculation..
as lost time xixo got remind me dun put too high vCORE for it as the TDP thingy..

neway will try harder aft this.. i belive can do 3.4GHz

if 69c need to care more..

wat is the max temp for 7850 BE?

anyone have x2 5000+ BE for sale?

Wah sudah pindah rumah baru meh?? So fast ah AMD OC..

Try To Find In The Garage Sales

yeh new topic.
7750BE user reporting in.