AM2: lançamento

Zar0n disse:
Pois pk de aki a 5 meses os preços ainda vão estar iguais...duh

Axo k vou para o 4000+ este pc já ta 1 chaço :P

Se baixarem não será pela generosidade da AMD porque desde praí há um ano para cá os preços da AMD não têm baixado grande coisa. Alguns até têm subido.
 
The truth behind AMD and DDR2
Here's a sad thought - perhaps AMD is only making the move to DDR2 for marketing value. The average person who knows nothing about computers will think that DDR2 is always faster, or even twice as fast as DDR. Someone could go into a shop, and ask for an AMD computer with DDR2. The guy behind the counter would explain how only Intel supports DDR2, and he will buy an Intel instead.

http://www.theinq.com/?article=31269


LOLOLOLOLOl OMG
 
Socket AM2 Launch Date Confirmed
The availability of AMD's next-generation CPUs - the Turion 64 X2 mobile and Socket-AM2 processors - will still follow the chip vendor's May schedule, according to DigiTimes. AMD will launch the Turion 64 X2 mobile platform on May 17 and AM2-compatible processors on May 23. However, the mass production of DDR2 memory for AMD-based systems will begin some time in July or August, one to two months later than originally estimated.

http://www.digitimes.com/bits_chips/a20060511A2005.html


dai ja estarem a venda as boards :D
 
HKEPC has received news from a motherboard manufacturer that AMD will start supplying 65nm CPUs in December 2006, first for the OEM market. The consumer market will get theirs in Quarter 1 of 2007, first in Dual Core variants only, including Athlon 64x2 4200+ (2.2Ghz/512KB L2 x2), Athlon 64x2 4400+ (2.2GHz/1MB L2 x2), Athlon 64x2 4600+ (2.4GHz/512KB L2 x2) and Athlon 64x2 4800+ (2.4GHz/1MB L2 x2). The higher-end models however, such as Athlon 64x2 5000+ (2.6GHz/512KB L2 x2), Athlon 64x2 5200+ (2.6GHz/1MB L2 x2), Athlon 64x2 5400+ (2.8GHz/512KB L2 x2), FX-62(2.8GHz/1MB L2 x2) and FX-64(3.0GHz/1MB L2 x2) will still remain on 90nm process during this transition period.


The new 65nm AMD Athlon 64x2 cores will be code-named Brisbane, and will manufactured using Strees Memorization and 3rd Strained Silicon technology, enhancing electronic capability by up to 42%, enabling lower power consumption. Brisbane is not to replace the Winsor cores and they will both have their place in the market, while AMD imprvoes on their 65nm manufacturing process. To combat supply shortage problems, AMD will step up the production in Dresden Fab36 12 and Fab 30 8 in Germany, at the same time working together with Chartered Semiconductor in Singapore.

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fonte ; http://www.vr-zone.com/
 
Acho esquisito que os modelos com mais MHz sejam ainda a 0,09... E vai se chegar aos 3 ghz dual core 0,09 8o

Quando os 0,65 vierem bons simbora ao 3500 ;)
 
A AMD tem k responder e neste momento o k pode fazer é subir os MHZ nos 90mn.

Tou é a ver k vai ser dificil arranjar uma bord de jeito para OC k n seja SLi ou CF :(
 
AMD Announces Energy Efficient Processors

Low wattage desktop processors for AM2

As no surprise to anyone, AMD just announced its Energy Efficient line of processors. We previously reported on the processor TDPs and release dates. By utilizing aggressive power state timings settings and processors binned for lower voltages, AMD has managed to take a select few processor cores and modify them to use less energy during typical operation. Even though the processors are rated with 35 watt to 65 watt thermal envelopes, AMD's press release claims "When running typical workloads, as reflected in the SYSmark 2004 SE benchmark, end users could experience their energy efficient dual-core processor consuming 14 watts."

However, don't expect the EE savings to come for free. The energy efficient processors carry a $10 to $30 premium on non-EE versions, though AMD has not officially revealed that pricing yet either. DailyTech published a complete list of AM2 launch prices for non-EE processors several weeks ago.

AMD Desktop EE Processor Roadmap 2006
Processor
Athlon 64 X2 4800+ Dual 65W $651
Athlon 64 X2 4600+ Dual 65W $601
Athlon 64 X2 4400+ Dual 65W $514
Athlon 64 X2 4200+ Dual 65W $417
Athlon 64 X2 4000+ Dual 65W $353
Athlon 64 X2 3800+ Dual 65W $323
Athlon 64 X2 3800+ Dual 35W $364
Athlon 64 3500+ Single 35W $231
Sempron 3400+ Single 35W $145
Sempron 3200+ Single 35W $119
Sempron 3000+ Single 35W $101

AMD roadmaps have revealed that the processors will go on sale May 23, 2006, though AMD's official stance is that the processors will simply ship sometime this month. AMD is also expected to announce the non-EE versions of these processors on May 23, 2006.

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=2368
 
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Este aqui ta 5 estrelas:

Athlon 64 X2 3800+ Dual 35W $364

Nao fosse o preço um pouco alto.....

O Conroe vai ter concorrencia com os altos Mhz que a AMD vai por nos seus CPU´s a 65nm (quando xegarem).
 
mascarilha disse:
Athlon 64 X2 3800 AM2 + Dual 65W= $323 ------ Conroe E6600 2.4Ghz = 314$



estao +- ao mesmos preços ;)

E os preços da AM2 ainda podem cair ate ao lançamento do Conroe.
O processo de fabrico tb vai passar para os 65nm ja no final do ano com possivel descida de preços e aumento de Mhz.
 
blastarr disse:
A AMD prevê que aínda este ano surjam no mercado Athlon FX a 3.4GHz (já em 65nm, claro).
Yep, os 1ºs CPUs 65nm vão para os topo de gama, porque é lá que a AMD necessita deles numa 1ª fase para tentar não descolar da Intel, depois do lançamento do Conroe.

Outra boa noticia sobre os AM2, é que segundo alguns users que já possuem exemplares, a estabilidade destes novos cpus até agora testada promete bastante, parece ao que tudo indica que os controladores de memória dos AM2 estão bem evoluidos e preparados para lidarem com memórias DDR2.
 
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mascarilha disse:
Athlon 64 X2 3800 AM2 + Dual 65W= $323 ------ Conroe E6600 2.4Ghz = 314$



estao +- ao mesmos preços ;)

Pelos testes que vi o Conroe parece ter mais performance por Mhz que os AMD, pelo que esse Conroe é capaz de não ser o equivalente do X2 3800.
E esperar mais uns dias que já devem começar a aparecer comparações :D
 
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