amd better watch its ass...
http://anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2750&p=14
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yeah just read through that whole thing... the price is totaly insane $250 for a mobo!!! but the performance were seeing gives an indication of where we can expect Conroe to go... it looks like were going to see clock for clock a 2-5% advantage to intel, and up to 30-40% when the app is using the ICC or heavy use of SSE2/SSE3.
The big things im waiting on seeing are FSB limitations of the chipsets, and thermal... how high can we take these CPUs and how hot do they get when we push them. I hope that under load we could be looking at as little as 40c on air.
The big things im waiting on seeing are FSB limitations of the chipsets, and thermal... how high can we take these CPUs and how hot do they get when we push them. I hope that under load we could be looking at as little as 40c on air.
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Just wish my $200 Intel 955Extreme would support the forthcoming Conroe.infinitevalence wrote:yeah just read through that whole thing... the price is totaly insane $250 for a mobo!!! but the performance were seeing gives an indication of where we can expect Conroe to go... it looks like were going to see clock for clock a 2-5% advantage to intel, and up to 30-40% when the app is using the ICC or heavy use of SSE2/SSE3.


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yeah with the previous gen of P4 chipsets lasted a long time... you could upgrade mobo and keep your chip or some time upgrade your chip and keep your mobo, but now it seems like with every new CPU intel puts out you need a new chipset.
I am on my 3rd AMD on the same chipset, went from SC winchester to SC Venice, now to DC Manchester, and maybe to DC Italy.
I am on my 3rd AMD on the same chipset, went from SC winchester to SC Venice, now to DC Manchester, and maybe to DC Italy.
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