This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: Sep 22 2009, 02:37 PM

Deneb and Newer Architechture (X3 & X4 Core)




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




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

This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: Nov 23 2009, 11:17 PM

News


[Engadget]AMD to bring six-core 'Thuban' processor to the consumer realm

Look out, Intel -- six cores are mightier than four, don'tcha know? Shortly after introducing a six-core processor in the server sector, AMD is reportedly angling to issue a hexa-core chip over on the consumer side. The chip maker has confirmed to Maximum PC that a six-core slab of silicon (codenamed Thuban) will be released in 2010, with the real kicker being that it'll be fully backwards compatible with existing AM3 and AM2+ mainboards.



(Fud)8-core Bulldozer is first
Likely early 2011

We’ve learned that AMD’s truly next generation CPU codenamed Bulldozer should be out of the labs in late 2010. This is not Deneb / Phenom done right, it's a complete new architecture.

Since this is AMDs brand new architecture, the company is optimistic about it and we believe that initial shipments won’t start until much later in 2011.

We also learned that Bulldozer at start comes as an eight core CPU, but we would not exclude the possibility of other core iterations. Intel plans to have Sandy Bridge, its new 32nm architecture in 2011 and plans a refresh in 22nm called Ivy Bridge.



(Fud)Tigris 2009 AMD notebook platform

Has four CPUs

AMD's platform that should get the chipmaker better Xmas notebook sales is simply called Tigris and it includes four different CPUs.

The top one, is carried with AMD Turion II Ultra M600 series and 2.7GHz is the fastest of them all. It comes with 2MB L2 cache and 35W TDP.

The runner up is AMD Turion II M500 series and M520 is the fastest one clocked at 2.3GHz. it comes with 1MB cache and not so impressive 35W which is quite a lot for mobile dual-core.

Third in line is AMD Athlon II M300 series and M320 works at 2.1 GHz has 1 MB of cache and this dual-core also features an unimpressive 35W TDPs.

The last in line is single-core Sempron M100 series and its fastest representative works at 2.0GHz has 512KB cache. This one has 25W TDP, not so great for a single-core, but bear in mind that AMD has a 2nd generation ultra mobile“ platform with somewhat milder TDPs.

It should be a good idea to remind you that all four of these different CPUs are based on the Caspian processor.




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)
AMD Phenom II X2 550 and Athlon II X2 250 Review (AM3)
AMD Athlon II X4 Review
AMD Athlon II X4 Review

This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: Sep 22 2009, 02:44 PM

Credit:
Forumer
©2009 Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.

Good! ... new thread

btw, please limit each thread to 2500post

This post has been edited by xixo_12: Sep 22 2009, 02:38 PM

Noted.
Please anyone that want to enter database please repost.Sorry.

Ops. It is version 20 now. Well done.

-pWs-

This post has been edited by -pWs-: Sep 22 2009, 03:04 PM

Proof AMD is king!

King what..No king2..Is spam only..

corrected...

my new thread resolution is not to become top spammer again...

Can meh?Hard la
Whats this?
FAKE
Is it too early to discuss this thing?(above)

This post has been edited by AMDAthlon: Sep 23 2009, 12:36 AM

OMG, What is this proc??
Opteron for Server or Home User?
When will be selling in the market??

wow 16 core~~ sweet...

sir... can u gimme the link about the bolded part...
i also want to know more...but by the bench, max cl6 i can go is being smoked by max cl7 score...
only by everest bench..no any other benchies..

owh sure...here it is...and here

Last time I remembered that AMD needs bandwidth in order to perform while Intel chips may prefer tight timings...

Nowadays already the other way round...

This post has been edited by antonio: Sep 22 2009, 08:05 PM

I thought AMD always preferred tight timings where as Intel needed the bandwidth? I stuck to that decision but I wasn't sure to go for timings for bandwidth, good to know that.

During my AMD 939 days, I own both BH-5 and TCCD based chipset ram....the BH-5 would top out around 250-260-ish while the TCCD will make around 280 with 2.5-4-4-8 at 1.8v while the BH-5 needs at least 3.5v...

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