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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 G34 Motherboards Spotted

Some of the first AMD socket G34 motherboards were caught on camera, at the ongoing Computex event, by Inpai. The new socket succeeds the G3MX, which was discontinued in its development process itself. It facilitates upcoming six-core, and twelve-core "Magny-Corus" processors by AMD, which will use HyperTransport 3.0 system interface (for the first time on the enterprise AMD platform), and support the quad-channel (per socket) memory interface. One of the first processors in line for this socket is the based on the "Istanbul" six-core silicon.

The Inventec G34 HPC motherboard (left, below) will be targeted at the server and HPC markets. The two sockets are wired to twelve DDR3 DIMM slots per socket, each array supporting a 256-bit wide (quad-channel) memory interface. The Quanta G34 looks to be more workstation oriented, featuring several PCI-Express slots, and eight DIMM slots per socket. Like Socket F, the new socket physically will be a land-grid array, with pins on the socket, and contact points on the processor package. Its pin-count is known to be 1974.


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AMD release first 45w quad cores


45W quads and tri-cores, 3GHz duals

Several 45nm Athlons have popped up on price search engines. Although we already talked about most of them, we've got a few more specs this time around, although we still don't have any prices.

Let's start off with the new flagship quad-core Athlons, based on the Propus core with no L3 cache. Two models have popped up, the Athlon II X4 605e and 600e. Both feature 4x512kb of L2 cache, HT up to 4.0GB/s, and dual-channel DDR3 1333 memory support. The 605e runs at 2.3GHz, while the 600e is clocked at 2.2GHz. Bear in mind that these are "e" series power efficient parts, and the TDP is an impressive 45W, a first for desktop quad-cores.

Moving on to tri-core, Rana-based CPUs, we can see two models, the 400e and 405e. They are clocked at 2.2GHz and 2.3GHz respectively. The rest of the spec is similar to that of the 6xxe series, minus one core.

And for the first time AMD has gone 45nm with its dual cores. The Athlon II X2 250 and 245 are Regor-based. They are clocked at 3.0GHz and 2.9GHz respectively. Unlike the new quad and tri-core parts, these are not power efficient models, and the TDP is rated at 65W, which is still adequate.

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Preview

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)
AMD Phenom II X2 550 and Athlon II X2 250 Review (AM3)

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©2009 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

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Last of previous thread and 2nd.

woi2 awl2 dah sepam..

@xcen


btw u are on what platform? vista?

This post has been edited by xixo_12: Jun 7 2009, 11:53 PM

aiyo..
i have to make my record from 0 leh..
haish...

Yep, Vista, dual bootig Vista and XP actually, but 99% of the time using Vista. I was using Vista when I opened EVEREST also.

You and I already have 1 post...

@TS
Tak post siapa top spammer keh?

..Sape huh?Quite long edy..I dont really care becos im not in teh list
List it for me..I will put it..maybe

it must be native IDE setting.. so the transfer rate will slow

boss..mind to gimme any link bout it? i now only i know about this thing...the guide.i donno which one is the right guide..also the ahci thing
what will it be called in bios?the thing that i have to change... want to try it out later.

haha TS why my name not in the Kuma group : ( wht details u need to give to be in there..

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Added on June 8, 2009, 12:19 amhaha TS why my name not in the Kuma group : ( wht details u need to give to be in there.. haha ya pm me how to change my native IDE to a better IDE

This post has been edited by carbonfibre: Jun 8 2009, 12:19 AM

Check the 1st post. There's code there. Can fill in

lol okay will pm TS when i reach home -.-

Change Native IDE to better IDE?
Get em Sata HDD then Switch into AHCI
Im using AHCI thou

RAID 0 SSD.

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