AMD releashed their new low power CPUs yesterday.
The original Opterons run at 80W.
The *48s run at 89W.
P4E runs above 100W.
Opteron HE runs at 55W! (*46)
Opteron EE runs at 30W! (*40)
While they do not have 2.2GHz like the rest, they will soon upgrade to those speeds.
Price Comparison
*48s = HE *46s = EE *40s.
The EEs may be very expensive, but it uses very little energy, which means. very little heat.
Good job AMD for making such a cool and energy efficient CPU.
PS: These Low Power Opterons are similar to the Mobiles in which the DTRs are the Regulars and the Mobiles are the Low Powers.
Low Power AMD64 CPUs (Nothing to do with performance)
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Low Power AMD64 CPUs (Nothing to do with performance)
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You are looking at this from the wrong perspective. Less power means less heat.
Uses:
Servers who don't want large energy bill
Companies who want cool CPUs
Overclockers who want to OC 20GHz (exageration, but it does offer better overclocking)
Uses:
Servers who don't want large energy bill
Companies who want cool CPUs
Overclockers who want to OC 20GHz (exageration, but it does offer better overclocking)
Athlon XP 3200 3DMark05 Score: 3460
GeForce 6600 GT 3DMark05 Score: 3132
14304 SETI Results:
Athlon 64 2800
Athlon XP 3200
Athlon XP 2100
Athlon XP 1800
Pentium 3 Celeron 667MHz
If you haven't played Descent 3, you aren't a gamer.