Sorry 'bout that.

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Tot de la ASUS stim ca :" This motherboard supports the latest Intel® Core™2 processors in LGA775 package. It also can support Intel® next generation 45nm Multi-Core CPU. With new Intel® Core™ microarchitecture technology and 1333 / 1066 / 800 MHz FSB, Intel® Core™2 processor is one of the most powerful and energy efficient CPU in the world." este vorba placa P5N-T Deluxe de Chipsetul nVidia 780i SLI.Neon Biker wrote:Iote acilea lista placilor ASUS compatibile cu Penryn, si dupa cum vezi la 650/680 (ba chiar si la 750/780, care nici nu stiam ca a aparut deja) e pauza in dreptul quad-core-urilor.
Sorry 'bout that.
Lasa ca m-am luat eu dupa andreid si am trecut pe intel. Alegere mai proasta nici ca am mai facut vreodata. Platforma mai instabila n-am mai vazut. Asta e.. traiesc cu alegerea..darkzone wrote:Total eronat. Te-ai gândit vreodată că există şi oameni care au deja o platformă destul de bună pe AMD care să nu necesite decât, cel mult, schimbarea procesorului? Mă dau pe mine ca exemplu: am placă de bază bună care, cu un banal update de BIOS, va suporta Phenom. Ce să fac acum, să desfac tot compu' bucăţi, să vând placa şi procu' de acum (în pierdere, evident) şi să trec pe Intel pentru că, vezi Doamne, am 4fps în plus în Crysis (că tot e isteria asta)? Nu, bunul simţ şi logica mă îndeamnă să fac upgrade doar la procesor, dacă vreau quad, e cea mai elegantă mişcare, mai ales că se poate. Atât şi nimic mai mult.AndreiD wrote:hmm, fain, un phenom costa 850 RON la noi : http://www.shopit.ro/componente-pc/proc ... e-am2-box/
Iar Q6600 se gaseste tot la acelasi pret....
E clar, Phenom 9500 se adreseaza doar acelor fanboys fanatici ca marcopolo80, poate asa face AMD cateva vanzari.
Evident. Chiar dacă asta presupune schimbarea platformeiAndreiD wrote:Eu cand imi iau un procesor, ma uit mai intai daca are o rata buna price/performance.
Asta aştept şi eu, aşezarea preţurilor. Un quad mi-ar prinde bine la ce fac eu pe sistem, n-aş mai simţi prea mult serverele alea două din background. Dar în nici un caz nu vând platforma actuală cu o pierdere de peste 50% doar aşa ca să mă aflu în treabă.AndreiD wrote:Daca AMD ar mai taia din preturi, Phenomurile ar fi extrem de competitive... 'om trai si 'om vedea.
Eu vin cu lista de compatibilitati, tu cu sloganuri de marketing. Oare care o fi adevarul?doru_bm wrote:Tot de la ASUS stim ca :" This motherboard supports the latest Intel® Core™2 processors in LGA775 package. It also can support Intel® next generation 45nm Multi-Core CPU. With new Intel® Core™ microarchitecture technology and 1333 / 1066 / 800 MHz FSB, Intel® Core™2 processor is one of the most powerful and energy efficient CPU in the world." este vorba placa P5N-T Deluxe de Chipsetul nVidia 780i SLI.Neon Biker wrote:Iote acilea lista placilor ASUS compatibile cu Penryn, si dupa cum vezi la 650/680 (ba chiar si la 750/780, care nici nu stiam ca a aparut deja) e pauza in dreptul quad-core-urilor.
Sorry 'bout that.
Inclusiv la cele din generatia 680i SLI e trecut "Support Intel® next generation 45nm Multi-core CPU" mai clar de atata nu se putea scrie...
Si eu am trecut de la AMD la Intel si nu ma pot plange de nimic... poate doar ca uneori nu am destule fps-uri in RomeTW.swift4u wrote:Lasa ca m-am luat eu dupa andreid si am trecut pe intel. Alegere mai proasta nici ca am mai facut vreodata. Platforma mai instabila n-am mai vazut. Asta e.. traiesc cu alegerea..![]()
O sa vedemNeon Biker wrote:Eu vin cu lista de compatibilitati, tu cu sloganuri de marketing. Oare care o fi adevarul?![]()
Ma bucur pentru tine insa pentru mine a fost o algere nereusita total. Am luat teapa si in ce priveste placa de baza si chipsetul in principal, ca pe astea le banuiesc ca ar fi responsabile de freez, mers greoi al sistemului in office, etc. Pana deschide Firefoxul poti sa aprinzi o tigare. Asta e.Neon Biker wrote:Si eu am trecut de la AMD la Intel si nu ma pot plange de nimic... poate doar ca uneori nu am destule fps-uri in RomeTW.swift4u wrote:Lasa ca m-am luat eu dupa andreid si am trecut pe intel. Alegere mai proasta nici ca am mai facut vreodata. Platforma mai instabila n-am mai vazut. Asta e.. traiesc cu alegerea..![]()
Un Gigabyte P35-DS3 scrie pe tineswift4u wrote:
Astept sa vina luna februarie ca mi-a promis AndreiD ca imi ia placa de baza care sa mearga. Mai e un pic
Asa sa fie ! Sper sa mearga ok, sa nu-mi mai scoata peri albi. Azi a facut deja 2 freezuri. Nu mi dau seama de la ce, ca se intampla cand si cand.AndreiD wrote:Un Gigabyte P35-DS3 scrie pe tineswift4u wrote:
Astept sa vina luna februarie ca mi-a promis AndreiD ca imi ia placa de baza care sa mearga. Mai e un pic
Sigur n-ai problemele astea din cauza unui bug numit Windows?swift4u wrote:Sper sa mearga ok, sa nu-mi mai scoata peri albi. Azi a facut deja 2 freezuri. Nu mi dau seama de la ce, ca se intampla cand si cand.
Sunt la a 4-a instalare de win, pe 2 hdd uri diferite. Face la fel oricare ar fi sistemul.CANARIS wrote:Sigur n-ai problemele astea din cauza unui bug numit Windows?swift4u wrote:Sper sa mearga ok, sa nu-mi mai scoata peri albi. Azi a facut deja 2 freezuri. Nu mi dau seama de la ce, ca se intampla cand si cand.
AMD is cutting Phenom prices in an effort to make it more competitive against Intel's quad core CPUs. The cheapest Phenom 9500 clocked at 2.2GHz now sells for €181, down 10 percent from last week's €199 euro. Thanks to the price cut, the new Phenom is now the cheapest quad core on the market, as Intel's Q6600 retails at around €200.
Indeed.As it turns out, the Phenom launch has been plagued with nothing but blunders, and it may go down in history as one of the worst PC hardware launches in history.
Nu prea conteaza aceasta problema oricum, 97% din useri nu o sa o simta.First of all, it wasn’t just the 2.4 GHz part that is affected by the erratum - it’s the entire lineup of Phenom processors, along with all Barcelona Opterons. Basically, the problem is with the CPU’s translation lookaside buffer (TLB) and L3 cache, and can cause system crashes and data corruption.
Auch, deci fix-ul is not an option...The reason they were able to proceed with the launch is that this particular erratum is fixable via a microcode update (done using a motherboard BIOS update). Basically, the part of the L3 logic that causes the problem is disabled. However, running the fix instills a performance penalty, because of how the L3 cache’s throughput and latency is affected. There was no way to know exactly how performance would be affected, except for the “around 10%” estimate that has been floating around. Fortunately, our friends at Tech Report have obtained a retail Phenom 9500, and tested its performance before and after applying the patch on an MSI motherboard.
The results were even worse than expected. When looking directly at cache memory performance, bandwidth dropped by as much as 38.7%, and latency slowed down by over 50%!
Of course, what really matters is how the actual programs we use every day are affected. Tech Report ran a full suite of Worldbench tests, to find that the performance drop ranged from around 5% to as high as 50% in programs like Firefox. The average drop in performance in their tests ended up being 13.9%.
So if you bought a Phenom, you have a broken CPU. If you want to fix it, it will cost you. Not in cash, but in performance. It’s basically like paying for a 2.3 GHz CPU but really getting a 2.0 GHz.
Thank God.It is expected that future revisions of the Phenom chip will fix this error in the silicon itself, so there should be no performance hit at all. If you were considering buying a Phenom processor, you might want to hold off until the next revision (B3) comes out, and is confirmed to work at full capacity.
Cam nesimtiti AMD la faza asta, se vede ca au realizat cat de prost e Phenomul...What really got me irate was another finding Tech Report made when doing these tests. When they plugged in their retail boxed Phenom 9500 CPU, they noticed that the northbridge was clocked at 1.8 GHz, rather than 2.0 GHz on the engineering sample 9500 that was provided to them by AMD. This would be fine if AMD had mentioned that the northbridge is not running at retail speed, but according to Tech Report, they were told that 2.0 GHz was the correct speed for the Phenom 9500. Obviously, that is not the case, and once again we are seeing AMD try to ‘trick’ hardware sites into reviewing overclocked products as normal retail products.
The overclocked northbridge helped increase the Phenom’s benchmark scores across the board too, which artificially made the CPU look more competitive to Intel’s competing products.
Indeed, un articol foarte interesant.It’s interesting to see AMD come full circle from when they blacklisted us for giving them trouble over launching ‘paper’ products to review sites that never made it to retail, to kicking Intel’s ass during the PressHot days, to launching a lineup of broken CPUs that not only perform 14% lower when fixed, but are slower than initial reviews indicated to begin with.
Ce ne zice asta? Well, uite cum AMD sucks big time şi Intel nu se mai grăbeşte să scoată pe piaţă procesoare mai bune din cauză că nu-l interesează. Mă întreb ce ar fii dacă AMD ar da ortu' popii şi concurenţa ar fii practic zero?Launching the CPUs now will not benefit Intel much in its battle with AMD, while they could cause damage to Intel's 65nm quad-core CPUs, therefore the company has decided it is in no rush to release new products until AMD is able to present more of a threat.
According to a statement by AMD, the AMD Phenom 9600 Black Edition central processing unit has the same price as previously introduced AMD Phenom 9600, or $283 in 1000-unit quantities.
He-he, noroc ca-i intereseaza in primul rand profitul si mai putin omorarea concurentei.AndreiD wrote:Cam nesimtiti Intel, au vazut ca AMD nu le pot face concurenta si acum se cacaie cu Penryn-urile, ce samai, trebuie sa scoata profit gros si eu, ca doar sunt Chipzilla...