Originally posted by: tanishalfelven
i hate the type of post like the 2 above.
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get whjat you need. when you need it. blah blah blah[/rant]
the guy/girl asked for advice. and its not in the above post.
to the OP conroe look awesome but i doubt your gonna get it in summer. wait a while and GET conroe. it'll be freaking awesome. and overclockble as hell. k8L imo is not worth waiting for since you don't know how good it is AND don't know when. besides its intells turn to shine. also the cheapest conroe will 165. get that and OC it to match the fx-60
0. Native quad core
1. Hypertransport up to 5.2GT/s
2. Better coherency
3. Private L2, shared L3 cache that scales up.
4. Separate power planes and pstates for north bridge and CPU
5. 128b FPUs - see 14,15
6. 48b virtual/physical addressing and 1GB pages
7. Support for DDR2, eventually DDR3
8. Support for FBD1 and 2 eventually
9. I/O virtualization and nested page tables
10. Memory mirroring, data poisoning, HT retry protocol support
11. 32B instead of 16B ifetch
12. Indirect branch predictors
13. OOO load execution - similar to memory disambiguation
14. 2x 128b SSE units
15. 2x 128b SSE LDs/cycle
16. Several new instructions
Coprocessors:
media processing
JVM/CLR acceleration
TOE, XML or SSL processing
Originally posted by: Conroe
90% Core Clone. That should work!
Originally posted by: FFG
You read this one? :
0. Native quad core
1. Hypertransport up to 5.2GT/s
2. Better coherency
3. Private L2, shared L3 cache that scales up.
4. Separate power planes and pstates for north bridge and CPU
5. 128b FPUs - see 14,15
6. 48b virtual/physical addressing and 1GB pages
7. Support for DDR2, eventually DDR3
8. Support for FBD1 and 2 eventually
9. I/O virtualization and nested page tables
10. Memory mirroring, data poisoning, HT retry protocol support
11. 32B instead of 16B ifetch
12. Indirect branch predictors
13. OOO load execution - similar to memory disambiguation
14. 2x 128b SSE units
15. 2x 128b SSE LDs/cycle
16. Several new instructions
Coprocessors:
media processing
JVM/CLR acceleration
TOE, XML or SSL processing
That sounds like its going to own a big time.
Let me know what you think
Originally posted by: Duvie
As for this topic.....
Dude you are really stretching trying to compare a Conroe versus a K8L for which we have no firm date, no firm data saying the above items will be there, and no preview for which the conroe at least has.....
Get the best you can afford at the time...Conroe is an exception since it is so close to release and we have a date...otherwise like was stated above wait for 5 years and get a 16 core .05 micron chip with SSE8, 4 integrated memory controllers running at PC16000....you will always find another reason to wait for the next big thing around the corner....
Originally posted by: Tenfold
Will Conroe CPU's be available in August for those of us heading off to school at the end of the month? Or am I just hoping for something that will never happen. It seems to me that Intel would want to cash in on the back to school rush, I just hope that Conroe processors are available sometime in august to have a working build done before school.
Word is.. that AMD was about a year ahead of of schedule in testing and new products compared to manufacturing.. holding off.. so.. announcement this week could literally be anything.
Originally posted by: Conroe
90% Core Clone. That should work!
Originally posted by: Avalon
Originally posted by: FFG
You read this one? :
0. Native quad core
1. Hypertransport up to 5.2GT/s
2. Better coherency
3. Private L2, shared L3 cache that scales up.
4. Separate power planes and pstates for north bridge and CPU
5. 128b FPUs - see 14,15
6. 48b virtual/physical addressing and 1GB pages
7. Support for DDR2, eventually DDR3
8. Support for FBD1 and 2 eventually
9. I/O virtualization and nested page tables
10. Memory mirroring, data poisoning, HT retry protocol support
11. 32B instead of 16B ifetch
12. Indirect branch predictors
13. OOO load execution - similar to memory disambiguation
14. 2x 128b SSE units
15. 2x 128b SSE LDs/cycle
16. Several new instructions
Coprocessors:
media processing
JVM/CLR acceleration
TOE, XML or SSL processing
That sounds like its going to own a big time.
Let me know what you think
And it's also reported by Dailytech to not be here until the beginning of 2008.
It would be silly to wait off on building a rig for what could be over a year.