I've been following the bulldozer thread for weeks hoping to learn whether my next system will be sandy bridge based or bulldozer based. I finally found this benchmark this morning and thought I would share.
http://wccftech.com/2011/05/10/gigabyte-leaks-amd-bulldozer-details/
In summary it says:
The CPU “AMD FX 8110″ has a core clock of 2.8Ghz as seen from the windows experience index however CPU-z shows its running at 3.8Ghz which is because of the AMD’s Turbo boost technology, The socket supported by the chip is Socket AMD3b 942 and has a maximum TDP of 95W. The CPU consists of 8 cores and 8 threads, 8MB of L3 Cache and an Unlocked Core. Instructions supported are seen in the CPU-z tab.
The two benchmarks running in the background are Wprime v2.04 which records a score of 5.516 sec (32M) 166.895 sec (1024M) and Super PI score of 7.8 sec (1M calculations) 7 min 22 sec (32M calculations). The motherboard being used is from Gigabyte with model name GA-990FX-UD5.
The benchmark is apparently fake, and in the meantime this thread has greatly outlived its usefulness.
-ViRGE
http://wccftech.com/2011/05/10/gigabyte-leaks-amd-bulldozer-details/
In summary it says:
The CPU “AMD FX 8110″ has a core clock of 2.8Ghz as seen from the windows experience index however CPU-z shows its running at 3.8Ghz which is because of the AMD’s Turbo boost technology, The socket supported by the chip is Socket AMD3b 942 and has a maximum TDP of 95W. The CPU consists of 8 cores and 8 threads, 8MB of L3 Cache and an Unlocked Core. Instructions supported are seen in the CPU-z tab.
The two benchmarks running in the background are Wprime v2.04 which records a score of 5.516 sec (32M) 166.895 sec (1024M) and Super PI score of 7.8 sec (1M calculations) 7 min 22 sec (32M calculations). The motherboard being used is from Gigabyte with model name GA-990FX-UD5.
The benchmark is apparently fake, and in the meantime this thread has greatly outlived its usefulness.
-ViRGE
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