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The_NME said:Nice voltage on that FX-62
MrSlacker said:kinda glad its not MUCH faster than socket 939 coz it doesnt give me the urge to upgrade![]()
Dillusion said:Didnt get a single core to review? was wondering about the performance of the 3500/3800+ CPU's aswell...
Coldtronius said:Hmm, for those of us with high end 939 socket systems, this is good news. I honestly did not really want to upgrade to the new AM2 platform unless I saw some serious gains and I aint seeing them. I'll keep my setup for another year before moving on. Need to get rid of my IDE HDD's first anyway and build my HTPC.
On the other hand, if I was building brand new this year, AM2 is the way to go
qdemn7 said:IMO, the only real negative to AM2 is the new heatsink bolt holdown pattern. I wonder how long those of us with W/C rigs will have to wait for the AM2 adapters for their favorite block? Any idea on that Kyle?
qdemn7 said:WTF???? You turn off your box, and the forums go down?![]()
MrGuvernment said:I hope AMD has another trick uptheir sleeve before year end!
This isn't revolutionary, remember.Bona Fide said:Nice review Kyle. AMD lost this round for sure...hopefully they'll make a comeback by late 2006/early 2007.
Bona Fide said:Nice review Kyle. AMD lost this round for sure...hopefully they'll make a comeback by late 2006/early 2007.
hmmm, well the only thing on the market that's beating amd right now are the overclocked core duo's, so...Bona Fide said:Nice review Kyle. AMD lost this round for sure...hopefully they'll make a comeback by late 2006/early 2007.
Everyone wins from low power cpus...InorganicMatter said:This has me very upset. AMD has (once again) stopped catering to the regular consumer and is (once again) catering to the overclocker. I had my hopes up with the X2's stock performance compared to an equivalent Intel, but AM2 just dashed those hopes. The only place that the low power consumption will benefit is in overclocking...which I do not doI'm not saying that AM2 is a nail in AMD's coffin, but I think that shifting their focus back to the enthusiast market will eventually hurt them. I had high hopes for AM2, but unless they do something innovative with the new socket and power consumption, I see myself going with Intel's Core 2 for my back-to-school upgrade.
That being said, I forsee the X2 4000+ being very popular (so much that it takes the place of the Opty 165). 10x multi, the full 2MB of cache, lower power consumption, and right at that $350 price point...there's some serious overclocking potential there for your super-[H]ard guys.![]()
Not the all-stock-speed guy like me.dekard said:Everyone wins from low power cpus...
I think he meant that he didn't know about the outage since he turned off his technology for a dayqdemn7 said:WTF???? You turn off your box, and the forums go down?![]()
InorganicMatter said:Not the all-stock-speed guy like me.Unless AMD utelizes the lower temps to ramp up the clocks, low power consumption means nothing to me. Same goes for Intel's Core 2.
Yeah, yeah I know that, I was just yanking his chain. No flushing sound yet.InorganicMatter said:I think he meant that he didn't know about the outage since he turned off his technology for a dayHow can you live for a whole day without your computer.
kraemer007 said:Where is all the nvidia launch stuff to go with this???