hmm there really is an 89 watt 6000+

[j0j081]

After reading multiple places it didn't exist I found the part number on some overclockers message board. Look here.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/...%20(ADA6000CZBOX).html

also, google reveals a lot of results for the part number ADA6000IAA6CZ.

 

[j0j081]

oh yeah! we are retarded. here it is on newegg OEM.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16819103772

Would this be much better than the retail 6000+ most people are getting? I assume it should generate less heat and oc better right? but then I guess for the price you can get the 6400.

 

[myocardia]

Well, AMD says it doesn't exist, either: link to their processor page.

 

[myocardia]

Hey, that's just an OEM 125 watt 6000. Look at the specifications page on that newegg link. It's vcore is the same as all of the other 125 watt 6000's.

 

[j0j081]

Originally posted by: myocardia
Hey, that's just an OEM 125 watt 6000. Look at the specifications page on that newegg link. It's vcore is the same as all of the other 125 watt 6000's.

I think newegg probably listed the specs wrong. Maybe they copied it from the retail version because the part number is the same as in this link I already gave where it says 89W at the bottom.

http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/...%20(ADA6000CZBOX).html

ALSO, if you check here you can see it was released in other countries a while ago.

http://www.behardware.com/news...-x2-6000-in-japan.html

 

[Zap]

Originally posted by: j0j081
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/...%20(ADA6000CZBOX).html

also, google reveals a lot of results for the part number ADA6000IAA6CZ.

I think that link may be wrong about the TDP since 89W is for all similar chips below that speed. According to AMD that part number is 125W. AMD does change the part numbers if the wattage/voltage changes. For instance look up the 5200+ and you'll see two different ones.

 

[j0j081]

Originally posted by: Zap

Originally posted by: j0j081
http://www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/...%20(ADA6000CZBOX).html

also, google reveals a lot of results for the part number ADA6000IAA6CZ.

I think that link may be wrong about the TDP since 89W is for all similar chips below that speed. According to AMD that part number is 125W. AMD does change the part numbers if the wattage/voltage changes. For instance look up the 5200+ and you'll see two different ones.

here I just found this article. I don't know seems there might be something to it. Unfortunately in the newegg reviews nobody mentions anything about the vcore of the oem one.

http://xtreview.com/addcomment...-64-X2-6000+-89-W.html

 

[myocardia]

Originally posted by: j0j081
here I just found this article. I don't know seems there might be something to it. Unfortunately in the newegg reviews nobody mentions anything about the vcore of the oem one.

http://xtreview.com/addcomment...-64-X2-6000+-89-W.html

That's actually a believable link, there. I'm still willing to bet that the one you linked @ newegg is just the OEM 125 watt version, though. Usually, it takes 4-8 weeks before we can buy a product, after it's available in Asia or Australia, strangely enough.

 

[j0j081]

yeah or I wonder if it will even be released here for normal sale. if it was going to be soon wouldn't there have been some news about it?