Anand's P-D 805 Article

[AkumaX]

http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=2736&p=1

So it costs about $40 a year more for an 805 vs X2 3800...
Can't wait for o/ced results

edit: realistically, can be around $30-$40 (idle/load), but at stock. How about power consumption of o/ced X2 @ 2.6ghz? P-D 8xx @ 4.0ghz?

 

[Furen]

Lovely chip (for $130). Kind of wish it was 900 series, though...

 

[Lonyo]

Originally posted by: AkumaX
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=2736&p=1

So it costs about $40 a year more for an 805 vs X2 3800...
Can't wait for o/ced results

If you run 24/7 under 100% load.

 

[ElFenix]

Originally posted by: AkumaX
http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=2736&p=1

So it costs about $40 a year more for an 805 vs X2 3800...
Can't wait for o/ced results

that's not including A/C costs either


though it is a very compelling chip. i wonder how much fan it actually needs?

 

[kierandill]

I just received my P805 and a Gigabyte mobo last Thursday. I have the stock retail Intel box fan on it. With no vCore increase, it is running at 3.72GHz, stable, in Windows XP. That is a 40% overclock with almost zero effort and expense.

Right around 20,000 in SiSoft Sandra 2005 CPU test.

271 fps in Q3 timedemo1 @ 1280x1024 with a, Ati X800pro card.

 

[harbin]

Originally posted by: kierandill
I just received my P805 and a Gigabyte mobo last Thursday. I have the stock retail Intel box fan on it. With no vCore increase, it is running at 3.72GHz, stable, in Windows XP. That is a 40% overclock with almost zero effort and expense.

Right around 20,000 in SiSoft Sandra 2005 CPU test.

271 fps in Q3 timedemo1 @ 1280x1024 with a, Ati X800pro card.

Could you run a super p 1m and 32m?


Nevermind, find the info!