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    Richland, whats the Difference?

    it is relevant, because he was trying to show you, that Radeon Cores 2.0 = VLIW 4 graphic ;)
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    Am3+ is dead after...

    what features ?
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    Vishera Piledriver Benched

    JF-AMD is not working anymore for AMD
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    AMD FX 8350 in Q3 2012

    There´s plenty of things to fix in Bulldozer µarch. Not only slow caches, write-throught policy, but also weak front-end and fetch and FPU. Agner Fog did great work to summarize all weak points in BD.µarch. : Agner Fog BD arch. other, but very important is this...
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    AMD GLOBALFOUNDRIES

    it´s quite funny, while GloFo abandoning SOI for 28nm, TSMC seems go opposite route ;) GloFo is movin from Gate First to the Gate Last, TSMC goes for Gate First instead. Mad world :D ibm-and-globalfoundries-go-gate-last-for-20nm FD SOI TSMC TSMC 28nm FDSOI
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    AMD Launches FX-6200 and FX-4170 Processors

    Bulldozer bottlenecks by Agner: http://pctforum.tyden.cz/viewtopic.php?p=8289810#p8289810
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    AMD Launches FX-6200 and FX-4170 Processors

    Sure we can, or maybe AMD engineers are on crack, given that poor BD result ;)
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    AMD Launches FX-6200 and FX-4170 Processors

    AMD should change cache write policies first ! Bulldozer L1 write speed is way slower then any other processor! How can it happen? Remember that Bulldozer L1 cache use a write-through design, while Phenom II L1 cache is a write-back one. Write-through caches imply that each write is immediately...
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    Revised k15 SOG

    I am not sure, if anyone post this before: http://semiaccurate.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5993
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    Ask AMD about Bulldozer

    I have question about cache: Why L1 cache uses write-through instead of write-back approaches, when write-through cache means worse results ? (not to mention, that L1 Data Cache shrunk to only 16kB) What impact to performance have shared write coalescing cache between L1 and L2 cache in terms...
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