Sergeant_Eikosaris wrote:Συμφωνώ ....Το θέμα είναι πότε θα μπεί ξανά η AMD δυναμικά στο παιχνίδι με μια νέα πρόταση.Τώρα όμως οι Conroe της Intel υπερέχουν απο όλα σχεδόν τα μοντέλα της AMD.
Σωστά... Μέχρι και τα 500 Ευρώ η Intel κερδίζει κατα κράτος...
Να δούμε τώρα τα μοντέλα 5400+, 5600+, 6000+ που πωλούνται στην Ελλάδα αντίστοιχα προς 496.93€, 517.42€, 622.38€, αν μπορούν να αγγίξουν τουλάχιστον τον E6700. Όσο για τους 4x4 της AMD FX-70,FX-72,FX-74 με τιμές 626.50€, 835.92€, 1.045.08 € ανά ζεύγος, ούτε καν άγγιξαν τον τετραπύρηνο Kentsfield της Intel!
PaP wrote:H quad core αρχιτεκτονική της ΑΜD θα είναι πολύ ανωτέρη γιατί θα είναι ολοκληρωμένη λύση ενώ της Ιντελ είναι απλά 2 2πύρηνοι σε ένα σλοτ
AMD Athlon X4? (Barceona) is expected to be released in Q2 2007. Barcelona is AMD's first quad core CPU based on a the 65nm process. Barcelona additionally introduces the Revision H core for quad processors.
AMD Athlon 64 X4 / FX (Altair) is expected to be released in Q3 2007 on a 65nm process. Altair is expected to be the first K8L based CPU, featuring 4 cores. Each core will feature 64KB - 32KB Instruction, 32KB Data - of L1 (down from 128KB in the K8 architecture), 512KB of L2 cache per core and - in it's Opteron form, 2MB of shared L3 cache. K8L will also feature AMD's DICE (Dynamic Independent Core Engagement) power saving technology which enables each core to alter it's own p-state (Power state) right down to putting a core in a full Halt condition and will introduce HyperTransport 3. Hypertransport 3 will introduce a number of improvements. Firstly, the HT speed will be increased to 2.6Ghz, which will allow for 5.2GT/s, compared with a maximum of 1.4Ghz in HT2 (1Ghz in the K8 architecture). Secondly HT3 will introduce 'Un Ganging', which will allow either one 16-bit link or two 8-bit links to be created on the fly. This will be particularly useful with multi-socket Opteron servers as it can allow for single memory hop access to memory which would previously have taken two hops. Additionally the K8L core will have an enhanced instruction set, Indirect branch prediction, 32-byte prefetch (compared with 16 in the K8 architecture), 48-bit addressing with 1GB pages, better cache coherency, I/O virtualisation, Memory mirroring, data poisoning and HT retry protocol support, and 2x128-bit SSE units (compared with 2x64-bit units in K8) featuring support for single cycle 128-bit instructions. Altair will interface to DDR2 memory, with the K8L core featuring support for FBD and, in a future memory controller revision, DDR3 and FBD2 support.
The clock speed of Altair is expected to be between 2.7 and 2.9Ghz.
Intel Core 2 Quad (Yorkfield) CPU is expected to be released in Q3 2007 and is expected to be based on a 45nm process. Yorkfield will be the successor to Kentsfield and feature two 6MB L2 caches (one cache for two cores), making a total of 12MB L2 (2x6MB). Yorkfield is also expected to feature the 50 additional Penryn New Instructions (SSE4) and feature a clock speed of 3.46 to 3.73Ghz. Yorkfield will be paired with the Bearlake chipset family and will feature a 1333Mhz or 1066Mhz FSB speed.
Πάλι πόλεμο θα έχουμε μέσα στο 2007 
Και για μένα που βιάζομαι:
Intel 45nm process is expected to come online in 2007.
Intel Bloomfield CPU is expected to be released in Mid 2008 on a 45nm process. Bloomfield is based on the Nehalem architecture is the successor to Yorkfield. Bloomfield is expected to feature 4 cores, each of which features an advanced version of Hyperthreading, allowing 8 threads to be executed simultaneously per CPU. Bloomfield is also expected to feature an integrated memory controller and will introduce the new Socket B (Socket 1366) platform.
Intel Harpertown is the server version of Yorkfield, due to be released around 2009. Like Yorkfield, Harpertown is expected to be build on a 45nm process and contain 8 cores in a multi die package with 12MB of shared L2.
Intel 32nm process is expected to come online in 2009.
Intel Gesher CPU is expected to be released in 2010. Gesher is the successor to the Nehalem architecture.
Intel 22nm process is expected to come online in 2011.
