Single-core Athlons to be phased out
"AMD has begun to phase out its single-core Athlon processor lineup."
Published: 25th June 2007 | Source: DigiTimes |
Single-core Athlons to be phased out
AMD has begun to phase out its single-core Athlon processor lineup and will launch five new 45W Sempron processors in September to cover the entry-level single-core processor market, according to sources at motherboard makers. AMD has already stopped taking orders for its 65nm Athlon 64 processors including 3500+, 3800+ and 4000+, while 90nm Athlon 64 processors are still going, but in very low volumes, according to the sources. AMD plans to launch new 65nm 45W Sempron processors in September this year; the models include LE-1300 (2.3GHz/512KB L2), LE-1250 (2.2GHz/512KB L2), LE-1200 (2.1GHz/512KB L2) and LE-1100 (1.9GHz/256KB L2), LE-1150 (2.0GHz/256KB L2), noted the sources. In addition, AMD will launch Spica core CPUs with support for socket AM2+ and HyperTransport 3.0 for its single-core lineup in the first half of 2008, while in the second half, the company will launch 45nm Sargas core CPUs supporting socket AM3, added the sources. |
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Kinda card that can give u a complete listing of PI results b4 u`ve even clicked on the "ok" gadget.
518 how does that compare with other current floating point units ? specific and unspecific cpu/gpus.
518 how does that compare with other current floating point units ? specific and unspecific cpu/gpus.
Gpu folding? :p
Look at the prices on those babies! :)
I guess these would be used for developers?
Looks very nice though. :o
I guess these would be used for developers?
Looks very nice though. :o
anyone want to get one of these to fold with hehe :P
Yeah they're professional cards not for the average Joe
Great for 24/7 rendering farms though for the likes of game studios and scientific research
Also the support is the best you can possibly get
Great for 24/7 rendering farms though for the likes of game studios and scientific research
Also the support is the best you can possibly get
Do their old Quatro "professional" cards pack a load of flops ?
Well then exactly how do you get the video out if its all internal?
It is for prerendered things like movies I believe. It would do part of the ray tracing processing I guess. It would send its results back over the PCI-Express bus, similar to what happens when you take a screenshot in a game.
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