(cf)Eclipse
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it's not a paper launch though. AMD never made a public announcement about the new cores, thus it wasn't "launched" 
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(cf)Eclipse said:there is no 3400+ san diego, though there will be a 3500+ san diego with 1/2 the cache disabled (same princible as the 3500+ clawhammer currently)
well.. they did it with clawhammer. and they'll do it again with san diego.winston856 said:But that's nonsense. Surely you'd just get a 3500+ Venice then as it and the San Diego would both be identical 3500+'s.......
newcastle was a revised clawhammer core wtih 512cache. on the claw core 2800's, half of it was just disabled.CCUABIDExORxDIE said:yea, im betting theres something else though, cause 2800+ claws with 1/2 cache dont clock as well as 2800+ newcastles. this is confusing though, cause claws were released before newcastles, afaik, but these 2 are getting put out at the same time. there hasta be something different other then just the cache with a venice to a san diego.
almost. the transistors on the clawhammer are still there, just disabled. the core itself is much bigger because of thiswinston856 said:Wow that's weird.... So the difference would just be in the names then....
(cf)Eclipse said:semi on-topic, turion definitly appears to be made with "slow" transistors. there's no question about it when two people get an MT-34, rated for 2ghz at 1.2v, but can barely do 2.6ghz stable on air.
that ticks me off...amd is an american company therefore americans should get the chips first. This ticks me off almost as bad as when MS made the special edition clear xboxes for the UK and Japan only...its not like they dont already get special editions of everythingTechHead said:Venice/San Diego for sale @ Akihabara:
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/akiba/hotline/20050423/etc_a64reve.html
(cf)Eclipse said:nice find techhead. now i wish i lived in japan.. or could import something cheaply![]()
Also out in the UK..(cf)Eclipse said:nice find techhead. now i wish i lived in japan.. or could import something cheaply![]()
You mean India being the last.. went to speak to my local AMD distro..(cf)Eclipse said:hmm, not too much more expensive either. curses to the US being the last!![]()
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ouch, that's a really funny story though. i like the part about gondolasTechHead said:You mean India being the last.. went to speak to my local AMD distro..
Me:"So when's Venice coming to India?"
Him:"Eh? Last I heard gondolas are not feasible here?"
Me, trying to keep my temper in check:"Nope, here.. take a look(Show him AKIBA PC Watch on the computer..)"
Him: "Oh, let me check.."
3 days later, no response yet..
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Only about $222.00 shipped to the US from this location. So if yer *really* hardup and willing to shell out the extra $60 or so... get 'er done.TechHead said:Also out in the UK..
Arriving Thursday:http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Socket_939_cpus.html#acp_2d116_2dam
winston856 said:That would hinder overclockability a bit then wouldn't it.... I think it's foolish to do that, just leave the venice to fill in that place and keep the SD's for the 3700+ and 4000+
(cf)Eclipse said:hmm, not too much more expensive either. curses to the US being the last!![]()
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dsptech said:Slightly OT but,
We are all waiting for the Venice chips to arrive but I was wondering when the next round of Motherboards were coming out.
I have my PCIe video card here and still have to buy a motherboard while waiting for Venice.
I still haven't settled on any one board.
I dislike the layout on almost all of them (wan't to watercool the chipset).
The ones that have decent layouts don't OC as well as the ones don't.
I would hate to buy something now and one week later somthing really nice comes out.
Anybody have any info or heard any rumers on new to be released boards?
(cf)Eclipse said:as pointed out in the other thead s939 nf3 lanparty![]()