It is hard to say. The recently leaked Llano samples seem to be running at half the speed the speed that they were rated at.
This article about the recently Bulldozer benchmarks makes sense:
http://crazyworldofchips.blogspot.co...weirdness.html
It is hard to say. The recently leaked Llano samples seem to be running at half the speed the speed that they were rated at.
This article about the recently Bulldozer benchmarks makes sense:
http://crazyworldofchips.blogspot.co...weirdness.html
It seems that the retail Llano A8-3850 has been tested(hard to say as there is no CPU-Z screenshot):
http://crazyworldofchips.blogspot.co...pu-tested.html
http://forums.tweaktown.com/overcloc...tml#post396366
The IGP seems similar in performance to an HD5550 or HD5570.
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It seems there was a bug with Cool'n'Quiet which meant the CPU ran at half its rated speed. With it is switched off the CPU benchmark scores are much higher:
http://translate.google.com/translat...66878%26pg%3D5
Supposedly,the CPU was overclocked to 5.4GHZ although the scores do look a tad low for such a large overclock. It could be quite possible that there is some throttling happening.
It seems the CPU was only overclocked using one core! No wonder the scores look a tad low!
Super PI 1M taking 23.958s seems very slow for 5.4 GHz
SuperPI is an awful benchmark anyway, I wouldn't pay it any attention since it doesn't seem to scale well at all, even with the same chips at different clocks. Y-Cruncher is a far, far better pi benchmark which is also multi-thread capable, it's a pity more reviewers haven't tried it.
Seen this a loled
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Yeah that's basically what we've been saying. The cake analogy works pretty well though.
"You are looking at a bowlful of batter"
Just a pleasing metaphor, or a comment on the current state of Bulldozer?
I jest, of course - just couldn't resist that one. It *is* a nice metaphor though - must remember that one next time my boss makes some snarky remark about the website I'm working on
Awwwwwwwwwww you killed the joke Pretend it is and LOL!
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It seems AMD is packing transistors more densely than the current Intel CPUs:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4444/a...apu-a8-3500m/2
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