I was looking around on Newegg, and guess what I found?
http://promotions.newegg.ca/AMD/CoreSer ... 70x120.gif
Wasn't expecting that, but...yeah.
Would current hardware/software even use all the 6-cores, I don't think quad-core is even full used to it's potential yet.
***Intel's going to release THEIR six-core processors soon.
AMD's New six-Core processors??
AMD's New six-Core processors??
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Re: AMD's New six-Core processors??
I think AMD know this and that's why they're only releasing them as server chips, and severs are good at doing lots of parallel processes, so they will be useful there.
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Re: AMD's New six-Core processors??
More cores is always good for virtualization. I'd love 4 of those in a nice Dell R905 with 128GB of RAM. That would handle a few VMs.
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