AMD Quad-Core Processors :)
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AMD Quad-Core Processors :)
I cant wait for these to come out
AMD introduced the first multi-core technology for x86-based servers and workstations with the Dual-Core AMD Opteron™ processor launch in April 2005. Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors add DDR2 memory and AMD Virtualization™ to further enhance AMD’* industry leading virtualization capabilities. Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors, planned for 2007, represent the next milestone in our multi-core roadmap.
While the quad-core launch is still months away, platforms that will support quad-core processing are available today. Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors with DDR2 are designed to offer seamless upgradeability to Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors. This seamless transition to quad-core computing will maintain the existing thermal infrastructure, helping leverage existing investments, and providing improvements in application performance and system performance-per-watt.
The upgrade path built into Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors is enabled by AMD64 technology with Direct Connect Architecture. We designed the AMD64 computing platform from the ground up to be optimized for multiple cores. At the heart of AMD64 is our innovative Direct Connect Architecture, which helps eliminate the bottlenecks inherent in traditional front-side bus architecture by directly connecting the processors, the memory controller, and the I/O to the central processing unit (CPU).
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/..._14286,00.html
AMD introduced the first multi-core technology for x86-based servers and workstations with the Dual-Core AMD Opteron™ processor launch in April 2005. Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors add DDR2 memory and AMD Virtualization™ to further enhance AMD’* industry leading virtualization capabilities. Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors, planned for 2007, represent the next milestone in our multi-core roadmap.
While the quad-core launch is still months away, platforms that will support quad-core processing are available today. Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors with DDR2 are designed to offer seamless upgradeability to Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors. This seamless transition to quad-core computing will maintain the existing thermal infrastructure, helping leverage existing investments, and providing improvements in application performance and system performance-per-watt.
The upgrade path built into Next-Generation AMD Opteron processors is enabled by AMD64 technology with Direct Connect Architecture. We designed the AMD64 computing platform from the ground up to be optimized for multiple cores. At the heart of AMD64 is our innovative Direct Connect Architecture, which helps eliminate the bottlenecks inherent in traditional front-side bus architecture by directly connecting the processors, the memory controller, and the I/O to the central processing unit (CPU).
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/..._14286,00.html
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Originally Posted by VigCS
I hate new hardware releases. The demand skyrockets for 4 months and the prices go insanely high.
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Bandit, you geek
I get more hardware update'* from you on this website that any other source.
Keep it up PIMP
I get more hardware update'* from you on this website that any other source.
Keep it up PIMP
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Originally Posted by Sol
Naw, the dual cores dont run any hotter than single cores. I can't imagine quad cores running any hotter either.
I'll need to upgrade my dual core soon.
I'll need to upgrade my dual core soon.
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