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From the Anandtech Article:
The E4 stepping has generally been reserved for San Diego, Venus, and Troy cores in the past, but the new stepping may steal some of the limelight away from AMD's exceptional Opteron 939 Venus since only the cache sizes are different now.
Does this mean that the new Venice E4's will be better overclockers than the earlier steppings?
The E4 stepping has generally been reserved for San Diego, Venus, and Troy cores in the past, but the new stepping may steal some of the limelight away from AMD's exceptional Opteron 939 Venus since only the cache sizes are different now.
Does this mean that the new Venice E4's will be better overclockers than the earlier steppings?