Forskjell på Venice, San Diego, Toledo?

[Splitter]

Forskjellige prosessorer kommer jo ut i bøtter og spann for tiden, og nå har jeg mistet oversikten litt.

 

Hva er egentlig forskjellen på AMD-prosessorene som kalles "Venice", "San Diego" og "Toledo"?

[Skink_123]

Forskjellige prosessorer kommer jo ut i bøtter og spann for tiden, og nå har jeg mistet oversikten litt.

 

Hva er egentlig forskjellen på AMD-prosessorene som kalles "Venice", "San Diego" og "Toledo"?

Venice og san diego er en forbedret utgave med SEE3 og bedre minnekontroller. Venice har 512kb cache og san diego har 1mb. Toledo heter nå X2 og er dual core.

[Splitter]

Takker! Da blir det nok en Toledo på meg til høsten.

[Betroz]

Takker! Da blir det nok en Toledo på meg til høsten.

Smartest det ja. Gå for X2 4400+

[Spragleknas]

Alt du trenger å vite om AMD64 CPUer og mer...

 

Utdrag:

Socket 754:

 

Clawhammer:

Specs: 1MB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one lower than the Newcastle variety of the same rating.

Ups and Downs:

+ 1MB Cache

+ Overclocks nicely if you get a CG revision

- Lower multiplier

- You're gonna wish you'd gotten a NewCastle when you get C0, they have horrific memory controllers to our standards.

- It may be a bad Clawhammer, in that case you've gotten one with only 512KB cache and the NewCaslte multiplier. Don't think it'll OC like one though, because it won't. If you get one like this, you have the worst of both sides.

- Single Channel memory controller

 

NewCastle:

Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one higher than the Clawhammer variety of the same rating

Ups and Downs:

+ Guarantueed of a CG revision, meaning they all OC pretty nicely

+ Less cache = less Vcore required = less heat = even better OC

+ The multiplier, get yourself a 3200+ and you've got plenty of multi to play with, so that you don't need uber ram or a major HTT divide to get high clockspeeds

- Only 512KB Lvl2 Cache

- Single Channel memory controller

 

Socket 939:

 

Newcastle 939

Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one higher than the Clawhammer 939 variety of the same rating (ONLY GOES FOR THE 4000+!!!)

Ups and Downs:

+ Guarantueed of a CG revision, meaning they all OC pretty nicely

+ Less cache = less Vcore required = less heat = even better OC

+ Dual Channel memory controller

+ The multiplier

- The price

- Only 512KB Lvl2 Cache

 

Clawhammer 939

Specs: 1MB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is UNLOCKED!!*

Ups and Downs:

+ Unlocked multiplier*

+ Guarantueed of a CG revision.

+ 1MB Lvl2 Cache

+ Dual Channel memory controller

- The price

- The price (lol)

- The price (2x lol)

*) Only for the FX's, not for the planned 4000+, which will be the only locked Clawhammer 939, locked at a 12 multi.

 

Winchester

Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one higher than the Clawhammer 939 equivalent

Ups and Downs:

+ 90nm

+ OCes like mad

+ Dual Channel memory controller

+ The price (lower than expected)

- Only 512KB cache

 

Venice

Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one higher than the Clawhammer 939 equivalent

Ups and Downs:

+ 90nm

+ Strained Silicon

+ New and improved E.rev/Mem controller

+ Dual Channel memory controller

+ Will probably OC insanely

- Only 512KB cache

 

San Diego

Specs: 1MB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is UNLOCKED!!!

Ups and downs:

+ 90nm

+ Unlocked multiplier

+ 1MB Lvl2 Cache

+ Dual Channel memory controller

- Not out yet

- Probably the price... just a thought...

 

Socket M2 (1207 pins (!)):

 

Manila:

+ Dual Core

+ 90nm

+ Cheap

+ 2 x 256 = decent 512kb Cache

+ DDRII 667Mhz bus

- DDRII 667Mhz bus

- Q206...

 

Windsor:

+ Dual Core

+ 90nm

+ 1MB cache

+ "Security Virtualization"

+ DDRII 667Mhz bus

- DDRII 667Mhz bus

- Q106...

 

Toledo:

+ Dual Core

+ 90nm

+ 2MB cache

+ "Security Virtualization"

+ DDRII 667Mhz bus

- DDRII 667Mhz bus

- Q106...

- One FX is expensive, now how about two...

Endret 24. april 2005 av Okay

[Elensar]

hmm, kunne kanskje lage ein info tråd om dette... (sticky?)