Or snatch up a cheaper 6-core.
AMD Phenom II X6, amd already started the shipping
AMD Phenom II X6, amd already started the shipping
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Mar 27 2010, 06:48 PM
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Or snatch up a cheaper 6-core.
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Mar 28 2010, 08:55 AM
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It will increase performance for programs that can multi-thread.
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May 1 2010, 09:38 PM
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There is still the noticeable pause or stutter when loading the Program Files menus.
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May 12 2010, 08:52 PM
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QUOTE n fact, AMD has confirmed to TR that it will not be introducing a Thuban-based quad-core part today or in the near future. The purported Phenom II X4 960T chips floating around out there are real, but they are engineering samples not slated to materialize as real products any time soon. The firm tells us a Phenom II X4 product with Turbo Core technology may not ever happen, since the bulk of its efforts are now focused on next-generation products. If such a beast does ship eventually, it may be an OEM-only part intended for system builders, not for wider distribution. That's a strong statement. It suggests AMD is expecting a rather high-yield rate in order to justify not selling cut down procs. I suppose that might be possible since its based on a mature engineering process. |
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