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AMD PHENOM FX(deneb 45nm) VS INTEL COREi7 (nehalem 45nm)

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ultimategpu
ultimategpu Original post #1
Nov 8, 2008 at 1:27 AM
INTEL Corei7

The upcoming Processor "INTEL Corei7 [code name - NEHALEM ] hitting the market on 2008 december
->Special Architecture of 8 threads in the corei7 processor
->the processor is featured with the copy of AMD's phenom X4 architecture L3 cache and diminished L2 cache
->the processor speed from the basic of 2.4ghz to 2.9ghz for the extreme corei7 processor
->it has the increased FSB than core2quad
->Special Overclocking performance as based on the 45nm
architecture than core2quad q9550
->Advanced memory controller to the copy of AMD's memory Bandwidth
architecture

AMD phenom FX

The upcoming "AMD's Phenom FX [code name - DENEB ] will hit the market on march 2009 est.

->AMD's first 45nm architecture based processor
->Featured with 512MB L1 cache , 2MB L2 cache and 6MB L3 cache
->Special feature ----> phenom
FX-80 at 4Ghz and the FX-82 at 4.4GHz (STOCK SPEED)
->featuring the same Hyper transport @2200 to 3000
->Ultra fast direct link between the RAM & the GPU
->Supports fast rendering video for the full HDTV 1080i
->AMD phenomFX-80 & FX-82 can be overclocked to 6ghz to 6.5ghz

Information listed here are from the source of the Intel and Amd engineering sample .

INTEL COREi7

*img401.imageshack.us/img401/2489/corei7940benchmarked02zu1.jpg



AMD PHENOM FX


*img293.imageshack.us/img293/4389/phenomcpuzba4.jpg

*img401.imageshack.us/my.php?image=corei7940benchmarked02zu1.jpg

desiibond
Nov 8, 2008 at 9:00 AM

->Advanced memory controller to the copy of AMD's memory Bandwidth
architecture


FYI, Hypertransport is not AMD's architecture. The technology is used by AMD and Transmeta in x86 processors, PMC-Sierra, Broadcom, and Raza Microelectronics in MIPS microprocessors, AMD, NVIDIA, VIA and SiS in PC chipsets, HP, Sun Microsystems, IBM, and Flextronics in servers, Cray, Newisys, QLogic, and XtremeData, Inc. in high performance computing, and Cisco Systems in routers.

HyperTransport Consortium is an industry consortium responsible for specifying and promoting the computer bus technology called HyperTransport. It is led by founding members Advanced Micro Devices, Alliance Semiconductor, Apple Computer, Broadcom Corporation, Cisco Systems, NVIDIA, PMC-Sierra, Sun Microsystems, and Transmeta.

Even before AMD started using this, there were companies like Nvidia and SUN that were already using this technology.

And if you say copy, you should know that AMD is still paying license fees to Intel for using Intel's X86 architecture. so, stop saying these things.

Coming back to topic, Intel's Nehalem based processors are the fastest at the moment. Deneb will be out next year and nobody has any idea how they will perform. So, it will be really stupid if you compare these two.
MetalheadGautham
Nov 8, 2008 at 9:02 AM
this total dumbness. Stop debating about something which is not even out yet.
desiibond
Nov 8, 2008 at 9:02 AM
Lot of members in this forum have respect for AMD and many are waiting for AMD to hit back with a product that would give them performance crown. There was no flame wars in this area and don't start one.
MetalheadGautham
Nov 8, 2008 at 9:12 AM
Lot of members in this forum have respect for AMD and many are waiting for AMD to hit back with a product that would give them performance crown. There was no flame wars in this area and don't start one.
Its not about flame wars. You can't just compare two CPUs when they have not even released. Especially things like overclockability. Thats one thing which can be the biggest lie ever when it shows up in the market. This thread should have started in January, not now.
ultimategpu
Nov 8, 2008 at 10:10 AM
Lot of members in this forum have respect for AMD and many are waiting for AMD to hit back with a product that would give them performance crown. There was no flame wars in this area and don't start one.

Both engineering sample have been tested and reviewed for Overclocking and stress test
->but they are not reviewed completely as you said , because some issues say that Intel brings out the L3 cache from the AMD technology and minimizing their own L2 cache , is this 8MB L3 cache makes makes the corei7 fast .

->As phenom FX is finally decided to launch first two models of FX-80 & FX-84 ,as the stock speed of 4ghz & 4.4ghz , but 4cores & 4threads

->But intel brings 4cores & 8threads, but lower clock speed 2.4ghz

Intel's Cache architecture (corei7)--------->socket 1366
L1 cache ->128Kbps to 256kbps
L2 cache ->512Kbps to 1MB
L3 cache ->6MB to 8MB

AMD cache architecture (phenom FX) -----> AM2 socket with full 3000HT
L1 cache ->512Kbps
L2 cache ->2MB
L3 cache ->6MB to 8MB


These are the specification listed for the upcoming Processor .

AMD will launch the phenom FX with in 2009/feb


By this architecture and clock speed we can assume !!!!
desiibond
Nov 8, 2008 at 10:24 AM
^^ What we can assume. expectation is 4-7% increase in performance over 65nm Phenom's.

Testing was done by AMD only and sample's are not yet given to press for testing.

AMD shouted like anything during Athlon XP and Athlon64 days that speed is not important, architecture is and performance/watt is. I don't care if they launch 4GHz or 4.4GHz processor. I will not put a thought on it until I see the reviews from leading tech benchmarkers. Till then, for me, it's "watch the proceedings".
pc_game_lover2004
Nov 8, 2008 at 10:26 AM
Lot of members in this forum have respect for AMD and many are waiting for AMD to hit back with a product that would give them performance crown. There was no flame wars in this area and don't start one.

but intel still rules and is the best ;)
desiibond
Nov 8, 2008 at 10:30 AM
yes. Intel is ruling the market now. Best example is AMD's market share down from 23% to 17% in one quarter.

It is ATI that is actually keeping AMD alive right now. Big profits are coming from 4xxx series.
ultimategpu
Nov 8, 2008 at 10:46 AM
O yes , then Y did the INTEL want to use the L3 cache, that is already used by AMD X4 phenom????:D
desiibond
desiibond #12
Nov 8, 2008 at 10:57 AM
O yes , then Y did the INTEL want to use the L3 cache, that is already used by AMD X4 phenom????:D

I can't say anything if you make such nonsense arguments.

And L3 cache was introduced by Intel. You don't believe it??

*www.excaliberpc.com/553583/intel-pentium-extreme-edition-3.46ghz.html

That is one P4 Northwood core processor.

Northwood core was introduced in January 2002.

And since you cannot understand how Microprocessors work,

Intel stopped L3 cache and Hyperthreading concept because the core then was not able to fully utilize these two.

Now, Nehalem has superb core, wider bus, lot of bandwidth, they had a chance to try L3 cache and Hyperthreading and it worked wonders. Hyperthreading is giving 30% increase in performance in 3d applications.

And oh, btw, If you want to support AMD, you should mention these

1) Performance/watt
2) x86-64
3) On-die memory controller
4) on-die GPU

First three are thing of past anyways as they are incorporated by many manufacturer and have to wait and watch how Fusion is going to transform the market.
ultimategpu
Nov 8, 2008 at 11:09 AM
I can't say anything if you make such nonsense arguments.

And L3 cache was introduced by Intel. You don't believe it??

*www.excaliberpc.com/553583/intel-pentium-extreme-edition-3.46ghz.html

That is one P4 Northwood core processor.

Northwood core was introduced in January 2002.

And since you cannot understand how Microprocessors work,

Intel stopped L3 cache and Hyperthreading concept because the core then was not able to fully utilize these two.

Now, Nehalem has superb core, wider bus, lot of bandwidth, they had a chance to try L3 cache and Hyperthreading and it worked wonders. Hyperthreading is giving 30% increase in performance in 3d applications.

And oh, btw, If you want to support AMD, you should mention these

1) Performance/watt
2) x86-64
3) On-die memory controller
4) on-die GPU

First three are thing of past anyways as they are incorporated by many manufacturer and have to wait and watch how Fusion is going to transform the market.


So , what the L3 cache is used in the Corei7 ,,, ha ha ha :D:D
DigitalDude
Nov 8, 2008 at 12:07 PM
[...]>it has the increased FSB than core2quad[...]

its not FSB anymore its QTPI

[...]

->Featured with 512MB L1 cache , 2MB L2 cache and 6MB L3 cache[...]

o_O

[...]
Intel's Cache architecture (corei7)--------->socket 1366
L1 cache ->128Kbps to 256kbps
L2 cache ->512Kbps to 1MB
L3 cache ->6MB to 8MB

AMD cache architecture (phenom FX) -----> AM2 socket with full 3000HT
L1 cache ->512Kbps
L2 cache ->2MB
L3 cache ->6MB to 8MB

[...]

lol

So , what the L3 cache is used in the Corei7 ,,, ha ha ha :D:D

dunno what's there to laugh :confused:

a stupid thread with outdated info IMO :D

_
comp@ddict
Nov 8, 2008 at 1:36 PM
Phenom's 4GHz in 1.168VCore feat is what puts me to awe
MetalheadGautham
Nov 8, 2008 at 2:58 PM
Phenom's 4GHz in 1.168VCore feat is what puts me to awe
ANd THATS the feat which put me in serious doubt if Deneb really IS that good. It appears too good to be true. To displace a highly feature rich and enery efficient and high performing architecture like Nehalem, AMD's current Phenom architecture doesn't seem enough in its 65nm state. I can't help wondering how a core shrink can boost its performance to such high levels. But then again, Phenom was once quoted as being "theoritically" a great architecture, but it "practically" failed for some reason. Could this core shrink be the one thing which can make phenom as good as it should be, theoritically ?
ultimategpu
Nov 8, 2008 at 3:10 PM
ANd THATS the feat which put me in serious doubt if Deneb really IS that good. It appears too good to be true. To displace a highly feature rich and enery efficient and high performing architecture like Nehalem, AMD's current Phenom architecture doesn't seem enough in its 65nm state. I can't help wondering how a core shrink can boost its performance to such high levels. But then again, Phenom was once quoted as being "theoritically" a great architecture, but it "practically" failed for some reason. Could this core shrink be the one thing which can make phenom as good as it should be, theoritically ?


Phenom was failure due to the TLB error (models like 9500,9600) ,, so the TLB error was cleared with the models like 9550 , 9650 , 9750 ,9850BE ,9950
but still phenom X4 cannot competite with the core2quad , cause of lower cache memory in phenom ,No overclocking capabilities in phenom X4:((65nm so hot)

So , finally DENEB was to be launched with higher clock speed and higher Cache memory to strike the INTELS "nehalem & Bloomfield"

DENEB has 45nm so FX-80 can be overclocked to 6ghz to 6.5ghz & FX-84 can be overclocked to 7ghz (thats really Phenom ), but it uses more power than INTEL corei7

lets see in 2009/feb
MetalheadGautham
Nov 8, 2008 at 3:40 PM
yup. only feb/2009 will tell the TRUE story.
IronManForever
Nov 8, 2008 at 3:46 PM
ultimategpu said:
So , what the L3 cache is used in the Corei7 ,,, ha ha ha
Duh! :neutral: That is one hel of an argument. :rolleyes:

Theres no point in discussing this as desiibond highlighted. The comparision that has been put up is highly biased.
comp@ddict
Nov 9, 2008 at 12:57 PM
6-7GHz???
Where, can u post links dude?
Psychosocial
Nov 10, 2008 at 2:04 AM
I can't say anything if you make such nonsense arguments.

And L3 cache was introduced by Intel. You don't believe it??

*www.excaliberpc.com/553583/intel-pentium-extreme-edition-3.46ghz.html

That is one P4 Northwood core processor.

Northwood core was introduced in January 2002.

And since you cannot understand how Microprocessors work,

Intel stopped L3 cache and Hyperthreading concept because the core then was not able to fully utilize these two.

Now, Nehalem has superb core, wider bus, lot of bandwidth, they had a chance to try L3 cache and Hyperthreading and it worked wonders. Hyperthreading is giving 30% increase in performance in 3d applications.

And oh, btw, If you want to support AMD, you should mention these

1) Performance/watt
2) x86-64
3) On-die memory controller
4) on-die GPU

First three are thing of past anyways as they are incorporated by many manufacturer and have to wait and watch how Fusion is going to transform the market.

Dude you broke your promise and replied to... him!! :(

@ultimategpu A.k.A DAAMIT boy

AMD rules, ruleds and will be rullings !!!1111!!
infra_red_dude
Nov 10, 2008 at 2:07 AM
@comp

Thats not sustained frequency. But yes P4s haf gone to almost 7GHz (by some Italian overclocking team, I guess). Its not hard to believe considering how deep the P4 pipeline is.
desiibond
desiibond #24
Nov 10, 2008 at 7:35 AM
Dude you broke your promise and replied to... him!! :(

@ultimategpu A.k.A DAAMIT boy

AMD rules, ruleds and will be rullings !!!1111!!

That was posted before I got irritated.
darklord
darklord #25
Nov 10, 2008 at 12:05 PM
6-7 GHZ ?
Dude, what have you been smoking lately ?

Those speeds can only be dreamed of. Also its not easy to clock so much with the poor IMC.

I dont think AMD will launch 4G chips. If they do, good for them but i really doubt. AMD chips have never been known for clocking too high on clock speeds.
Psychosocial
Nov 10, 2008 at 1:05 PM
INTEL Corei7

The upcoming Processor "INTEL Corei7 [code name - NEHALEM ] hitting the market on 2008 december
->Special Architecture of 8 threads in the corei7 processor
->the processor is featured with the copy of AMD's phenom X4 architecture L3 cache and diminished L2 cache
->the processor speed from the basic of 2.4ghz to 2.9ghz for the extreme corei7 processor
->it has the increased FSB than core2quad
->Special Overclocking performance as based on the 45nm
architecture than core2quad q9550
->Advanced memory controller to the copy of AMD's memory Bandwidth
architecture

AMD phenom FX

The upcoming "AMD's Phenom FX [code name - DENEB ] will hit the market on march 2009 est.

->AMD's first 45nm architecture based processor
->Featured with 512MB L1 cache , 2MB L2 cache and 6MB L3 cache
->Special feature ----> phenom
FX-80 at 4Ghz and the FX-82 at 4.4GHz (STOCK SPEED)
->featuring the same Hyper transport @2200 to 3000
->Ultra fast direct link between the RAM & the GPU
->Supports fast rendering video for the full HDTV 1080i
->AMD phenomFX-80 & FX-82 can be overclocked to 6ghz to 6.5ghz

Information listed here are from the source of the Intel and Amd engineering sample .

INTEL COREi7

*img401.imageshack.us/img401/2489/corei7940benchmarked02zu1.jpg



AMD PHENOM FX


*img293.imageshack.us/img293/4389/phenomcpuzba4.jpg

*img401.imageshack.us/my.php?image=corei7940benchmarked02zu1.jpg



Just a humble request dude, get your facts right... by reading your post I came to conclusion that Intel has copied everything from AMD... please, if you like AMD, I dont have a problem... but get your facts right and dont bash a company if you dont like. Intel pretty much kicks AMD in the butt...
ultimategpu
Nov 10, 2008 at 6:13 PM
6-7 GHZ ?
Dude, what have you been smoking lately ?

Those speeds can only be dreamed of. Also its not easy to clock so much with the poor IMC.

I dont think AMD will launch 4G chips. If they do, good for them but i really doubt. AMD chips have never been known for clocking too high on clock speeds.

Its 45nm , so then u can overclock without any problem ,,, dude check this its not phenom , its phenom FX (its meant for overclocking only )

Just a humble request dude, get your facts right... by reading your post I came to conclusion that Intel has copied everything from AMD... please, if you like AMD, I dont have a problem... but get your facts right and dont bash a company if you dont like. Intel pretty much kicks AMD in the butt...

i agree with u ,, now INTEL is ruling i know , but we can see in 2009 ,,

AMD 2002 - 2005 ,, they were the king of gaming rigs

INTEL 2007- 2008 , !!!!


2009 ----> INTEL or AMD

Still one more thing dude ,, this phenom FX-80 & FX-84 ,, processor price around $200 to $300

/////Value is more than price ////
Psychosocial
Nov 10, 2008 at 7:00 PM
^^Temme, how can u predict future ?
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hellgate #29
Nov 10, 2008 at 7:40 PM
^^^^ cuz he's a Jotish who has a AMD procy running instead of a brain.:D:D
desiibond
desiibond #31
Nov 10, 2008 at 9:17 PM
hahaha. here's a little bit of peek into the past:

AMD's 'Barcelona' Chips Claim Performance Advantages

As per AMD, Although AMD has targeted Barcelona -- officially known as the Opteron x3xx series -- at enterprise servers and workstations, the company released performance benchmarks showing that the new architecture substantially outperforms Intel's Xeon series on selected benchmarks, hinting that AMD's upcoming "Phenom" consumer processor may perform comparably. AMD began shipping the new Opterons a month ago, and the Phenom will ship in December, AMD said.

That was exactly a year ago. neither did the AMD chips beat Intel in server market nor did they match Intel in Desktop market.

So, enough of this talk over thing that nobody knows when is going to be released.

And Oh, BTW, here is a proof that the pictures posted in the root post of this thread stating 4GHz at 1.18 is not at all real.

*www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?id=20790&catid=2.
*xtreview.com/addcomment-id-5816-view-AMD-Deneb-45nm-at-3.5-GHz.html
*www.nordichardware.com/news,8020.html


And

If you compare this "*www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=190762." with this "*www.tcmagazine.com/comments.php?id=20790&catid=2."

Time taken for Nehalem running at 2.4GHz to do superPi calculation (1M decimals): 17.219 seconds

Time taken for Deneb running at 3.44GHz to do superPi calculation (1M decimals): 20.515 seconds

Nehalem core voltage at 0.975V
Deneb core voltage at 1.568V (After overclocking)

List of Deneb processors that are going to be released in the first phase:

Phenom X4 20550

Runs at 3.0GHz
4×512 KiB L2 and 6MB L3 cache
125W

Phenom X4 20350

Runs at 2.8GHz



All those news about 4GHz phenom at 1.1V, OC'able to 6GHz and 7GHz is absolute thrash.
Psychosocial
Nov 10, 2008 at 9:23 PM
^^No what ultimategpu says is correct... AMD is gonna beat Intel... dude we dunno anything, he is teh tech king... and so is AMD :|.

MODS CLOSE THIS ULTRA-NOOBISH THREAD.
desiibond
desiibond #33
Nov 10, 2008 at 9:25 PM
and if you are thinking about Phenom FX that is based on Deneb FX core, it won't be out for another 6 months. It is expected to hit the market in mid-2009 and guess what, even before it gets stability in the market, Intel will be out with 32nm Westmere based processors.


Westmere:

Native six-core processors.
A new set of instructions that gives over 3x the encryption and decryption rate of AES processes compared to before.

And who knows it may be the first processor with 1billion transistors on the die.

This is exactly why I am saying that AMD has no chance against Intel till they get Spider/Fusion platform out into the market.

^^No what ultimategpu says is correct... AMD is gonna beat Intel... dude we dunno anything, he is teh tech king... and so is AMD :|.

MODS CLOSE THIS ULTRA-NOOBISH THREAD.

ROFLMAO
Kl@w-24
Kl@w-24 #34
Nov 10, 2008 at 9:35 PM
There's got to be more to life than fighting over 2 brands of microprocessors, don't you think? :D
Psychosocial
Nov 10, 2008 at 10:19 PM
^+1... and fighting over 2 companies against a fanboi is even worse :|.


"But L3 cache is used in i7,,,ha ha ha :D" ...I mean WTF, give us a break ultimategpu. Go OC ur X9550 to 4Ghz.
shantanu
shantanu #36
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:16 PM
Phenom 9550 goes to 2.9ghz max.. with extra cooling but it goes rocker at that speed.. the temp was 53C at that level ...
IronManForever
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:24 PM
Thats not sustained frequency. But yes P4s haf gone to almost 7GHz (by some Italian overclocking team, I guess). Its not hard to believe considering how deep the P4 pipeline is.
p4 gereation Single core celerons have gone to 8 something Ghz from a default of 3. Don't know about the core though. :neutral:
desiibond
desiibond #38
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:26 PM
9550 may be a good overclocker but where does it stand when compared to E8400 and Q9300?

You know how good E8400 in overclocking
shantanu
shantanu #39
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:32 PM
compare the prices :) ,

then intel the base processors even touch 4ghz like 7200, so its fine.. and i agree to 8400 fact.. but what i come up with 9550 with all benchmarking, it rocks like hell and beats out many proccys from intel..

i recently had a article on black edition proccessors from AMD and a guy overclocked the 9750 or something like that to 4.3ghz.. not very sure where...
Ecko
Ecko #40
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:33 PM
Ya no doubt it was a kind of biased review

BTW Intel is still leading & time gonna tell the fate of AMD *files.myopera.com/Tamil/Smilies/Bang.gif

What ever you guyz say but unless Intel have nVidia they will be left behind *files.myopera.com/Tamil/Smilies/Danger.gif
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hellgate #41
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:39 PM
@desiibond why compare a 65nm procy with 45nm when oc'ing.that guy may shout foul.
even when u compare the oc'ing potentials of 9950 to Q6600 (both 65nms),the 9950 stands no chance in front of thye Q6600.
shantanu
shantanu #42
Nov 10, 2008 at 11:54 PM
q6600 .. not qx6700.. q6600 might not be a good choice with 9950 ?
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hellgate #43
Nov 11, 2008 at 1:27 AM
why do u say that Q6600 might not be good with 9950?u can easily oc a q6600 to 3.6-3.8GHz on air.the 9950 wont even do 3.5GHz stably on air.and the Q6600 @ 3.8GHz wud beat the 9950 into dark space.
shantanu
shantanu #44
Nov 11, 2008 at 1:39 AM
:p r u sure about that.. ?? coz i am not very sure.. i aint a AMD fanny, but i like the way it does perform.. if i leave OC behind.. at stock q6600 ??
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hellgate #45
Nov 11, 2008 at 1:49 AM
at stock i wont be able to compare the Q6600 with a stock 9950, but i can tell u 1 thing,the q6600 is a lot better than 9850 BE even at stock.the 9850 BE is a piece of sh!t.bought a 9850BE + MSI K9A2-GM + HD 4870 a few weeks back.the 9850 BE managed to pi$$ me off so bad that i sold it off a week later.
shantanu
shantanu #46
Nov 11, 2008 at 2:37 AM
lolzzz !!! i can see a pi$$ed of guy.. it happens with AMD , i know..
Psychosocial
Nov 11, 2008 at 6:04 AM
^^Why you fighting all over this ? Time will tell who is better or not :|.
ultimategpu
Nov 11, 2008 at 1:41 PM
why do u say that Q6600 might not be good with 9950?u can easily oc a q6600 to 3.6-3.8GHz on air.the 9950 wont even do 3.5GHz stably on air.and the Q6600 @ 3.8GHz wud beat the 9950 into dark space.


If u overclock Q6600 to 3.8 man u should have water cooled !!!

at stock i wont be able to compare the Q6600 with a stock 9950, but i can tell u 1 thing,the q6600 is a lot better than 9850 BE even at stock.the 9850 BE is a piece of sh!t.bought a 9850BE + MSI K9A2-GM + HD 4870 a few weeks back.the 9850 BE managed to pi$$ me off so bad that i sold it off a week later.


see 9850 B.E was the first TLB error proc comes with the 9500 , 9600 ---> 9550 & 9950 are the late proc TLB error cleared , dont buy any phenom BLACK EDITION especially the X4 ,,
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hellgate #49
Nov 11, 2008 at 2:57 PM
If u overclock Q6600 to 3.8 man u should have water cooled !!!

plz get ur facts correct 1st.a good 3rd part air cooling sol wud do u gud.i used to run my Q6600 oc'd to 3.8GHz on air 24/7



see 9850 B.E was the first TLB error proc comes with the 9500 , 9600 ---> 9550 & 9950 are the late proc TLB error cleared , dont buy any phenom BLACK EDITION especially the X4 ,,
FYI the 9850 BE that i had didnt hav the TLB bug.it was the latest.
i've understood that its no use replying to u.u just dont accept things as they r.
Psychosocial
Nov 11, 2008 at 2:58 PM
If u overclock Q6600 to 3.8 man u should have water cooled !!!




see 9850 B.E was the first TLB error proc comes with the 9500 , 9600 ---> 9550 & 9950 are the late proc TLB error cleared , dont buy any phenom BLACK EDITION especially the X4 ,,

Where did u try it ?
ultimategpu
Nov 11, 2008 at 3:55 PM
plz get ur facts correct 1st.a good 3rd part air cooling sol wud do u gud.i used to run my Q6600 oc'd to 3.8GHz on air 24/7




FYI the 9850 BE that i had didnt hav the TLB bug.it was the latest.
i've understood that its no use replying to u.u just dont accept things as they r.


see i am having Both E8500 and AMD phenom 9550 ,, i can't that AMD is waste cause in other case than gaming AMD X4 9550 does better than E8500 , E8500 is great games futher multitasking its slower than AMD X4 9550

I am saying the fact that AMD is still giving VALUE FOR MONEY
getting core2extreme , we can make a whole gaming RIGS


@hellgate

  1. See when u r telling about your 9850 BE "error" means u should be careful with your words ,,it gives problem to you only.so you should not tell the AMD is waste :mad:
  2. i still prefer AMD X4 9550 ,, for the good computing play & multi task .
  3. i too prefer INTEL too E 8500 for better gaming
  4. i never tell any proc is bad , if at all its giving me error means i ll tell my proc only bad not the AMD proc

sorry 9850 B.E is not TLB error , i thought it was 9800 sorry
comp@ddict
Nov 11, 2008 at 4:23 PM
PErsonally and in terms of performance, betwn Q6600 and X4 9850BE, Q6600 is the KING
Psychosocial
Nov 11, 2008 at 7:20 PM
^^Dude, leave it.

AMD is the best. We come to THE conclusion that ultimategpu dreamt of. So, the purpose of the thread is finished!! Time to close it.

see i am having Both E8500 and AMD phenom 9550 ,, i can't that AMD is waste cause in other case than gaming AMD X4 9550 does better than E8500 , E8500 is great games futher multitasking its slower than AMD X4 9550

I am saying the fact that AMD is still giving VALUE FOR MONEY
getting core2extreme , we can make a whole gaming RIGS


@hellgate

  1. See when u r telling about your 9850 BE "error" means u should be careful with your words ,,it gives problem to you only.so you should not tell the AMD is waste :mad:
  2. i still prefer AMD X4 9550 ,, for the good computing play & multi task .
  3. i too prefer INTEL too E 8500 for better gaming
  4. i never tell any proc is bad , if at all its giving me error means i ll tell my proc only bad not the AMD proc

sorry 9850 B.E is not TLB error , i thought it was 9800 sorry

ROFL :lol:.... ok, ok. People who buy Core 2 Extreme are not kids like you and me. They are either enthusiasts or heavy multi-taskers who need extreme power (Hence, the name 'Extreme'). QX9770 has the power which AMD CPU's cant even dream of.... atleast at this stage with the current product line :|. And about making 'a whole gaming RIGS'.... Enthusiasts who buy it, dont just play games on it.
desiibond
desiibond #54
Nov 11, 2008 at 7:51 PM
^^ Are you nuts???

Extreme cannot compete even with Athlon X2. Athlon is the king. Others are nothing.

AMD > Mercury > Intex > Tech-com > Zebronics > Meizu > Intel

(should be read as AMD better than Mercury. Mercury better than Intex......)

Someone should be happy now!!! :)

I would request the thread to be closed. It's useless and timewaste in going on with this discussion when one architecture is not available in the market yet and other is not even ready for manufacturing yet.
nvidia
nvidia #55
Nov 11, 2008 at 8:43 PM
Are you guys sure about the Deneb stuff? AFAIK, the engineering samples are not out yet.. So we cant say whether they can be OCed upto 7GHz or if they're anywhere close to i7.
shantanu
shantanu #56
Nov 11, 2008 at 9:23 PM
I have seen INTEL perform.. and i must say its pretty cool and very fast... :) ! whereas AMD had and has something i love about it.. i dunno why but i went to the dealer to buy a INTEL quad, but instead walked out with AMD Quad.. sometimes its personal preference.. but anyday INTEL can beat AMD hands on.. it might change with time, but who know.. one thing is sure that AMD is beating crap out of NVIDIA :D lol
Psychosocial
Nov 11, 2008 at 10:06 PM
^^Dude, why dont you lock this thread. If you don't, the same thing will keep happening over and oner. Now, ultimategpu will come and say "but AMDs are quads core,,, ha ha ha :D:D". So it's better you stop this non-sense over here...