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  • Not: Alıntı olduğu için temelde ingilizce ama herkes anlayabilir diye düşünüyorum!
    LEGEND:

    Terms:
    Socket: No, you may not mix these numbers up...
    - 754 = Home of: Sempron, Athlon64. Single Channel
    - 939 = Home of: Sempron, Athlon64, AthlonFX. Dual Channel SC = Single Channel ram controller
    DC = Dual Channel ram controller
    Ram controllers are integrated in the 64 chips, the mobo manufacturers have no influence on it anymore...

    Red:
    FX-Line, better than the best. Multi's fully unlocked.

    Blue:
    Venice-Line, the new 90nm CPU's featuring SSE3 and a new Memory controller. Also known as Rev.E. Have proven to OC a bit better than the Winchesters and are more stable.

    Green:
    Winchester, also very fast but on some chips the memory controllers screw up for no reason at all. Don't get it if you can get a Venice in stead.

    Orange:
    FX-Line CORED CPU's, they are FX's, except that their multi's are locked upwards.

    Yellow (<- That says Yellow :
    Dual-Core CPU's, called X2 (cool name eh? Looks like mine... hehe). They won't help for gaming but baby they'll multitask like the mothafukkas...


    Part 2: The Technicalities

    Part 2.1: Interpreting codes

    At the end of the CPU number there will be a code, first a number and then two letters, they can be translated like this:

    The OPN-suffix will tell you the type/revision of the core, you can find it at the VERY end of the first line in the CPU code:

    AP - Clawhammer, rev. C0 (avoid this!)
    AR - Clawhammer, rev. CG
    AX - Newcastle, rev. CG (ALL Newcastles are rev CG)
    AW - Newcastle 939
    BI - Winchester
    BP - Venice
    BN - San Diego
    BV - Dual core 512KB cache
    CD - Dual core 1MB cache
    BOX - The CPU is a boxed version, this means you get the heatsink as well.

    When this code starts with an A it is a 130nm CPU, if it starts with a B, it is a 90nm CPU.

    The number before this code represents the amount of cache:

    2 - 128KB (Sempron)
    3 - 256KB (Semrpon)
    4 - 512KB (Newcastle, Winchester, Clawhammer may have it when its turned down for a Clawhammer, it's then clocked at the NewCastle speeds...)
    5 - 1MB (Clawhammer, San Diego)

    For the dual cores count is different, as in -1, for whatever reason. That means that 5 means 512KB cache, and 6 are the 1MB versions.

    Examples:

    ADA3000DAA4BP - The Athlon64 90nm Venice 3000+, 512KB Cache.
    ADA3700BNBOX - The Athlon64 90nm San Diego 3700+, Boxed.
    ADA4800AA6CD - The dual core 90nm 1MB 4800+.
    ADA3000AEP4AP - The souped down 130nm Clawhammer 3000+ with 512KB, which I told you to avoid

    Part 2.2: Core specifics

    Here's where I'm gonna list the specifications per core, and their OCability.

    Socket 754:

    Clawhammer:
    Specs: 1MB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one lower than the Newcastle variety of the same rating.
    Ups and Downs:
    + 1MB Cache
    + Overclocks nicely if you get a CG revision
    - Lower multiplier
    - You're gonna wish you'd gotten a NewCastle when you get C0, they have horrific memory controllers to our standards.
    - It may be a bad Clawhammer, in that case you've gotten one with only 512KB cache and the NewCaslte multiplier. Don't think it'll OC like a Newcastle however, because it won't. If you get one like this, you have the worst of both sides.
    - Single Channel memory controller

    NewCastle:
    Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is one higher than the Clawhammer variety of the same rating
    Ups and Downs:
    + Guarantueed of a CG revision, meaning they all OC pretty nicely
    + Less cache = less Vcore required = less heat = even better OC
    + The multiplier, get yourself a 3200+ and you've got plenty of multi to play with, so that you don't need uber ram or a major HTT divide to get high clockspeeds
    - Only 512KB Lvl2 Cache
    - Single Channel memory controller

    Socket 939:

    Newcastle 939
    Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, multi equal to Sct 754 version.
    Ups and Downs:
    + Guarantueed of a CG revision, meaning they all OC pretty nicely
    + Less cache = less Vcore required = less heat = even better OC
    + Dual Channel memory controller
    + The multiplier
    - Only 512KB Lvl2 Cache

    Clawhammer 939
    Specs: 1MB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is UNLOCKED!!*
    Ups and Downs:
    + Unlocked multiplier*
    + 1MB Lvl2 Cache
    + Dual Channel memory controller
    - The price
    *) Only for the FX's, not for the 4000+, which is the only locked Clawhammer 939, at a 12x multi.

    Winchester
    Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, Multiplier is 1 lower than the newcaslte variety (3200 Winchester = 3000 newcastle 754)
    Ups and Downs:
    + 90nm
    + OCes like mad
    + Dual Channel memory controller
    + The price (lower than expected)
    - Only 512KB cache
    - There's a chance you get a bad one

    Venice
    Specs: 512KB Lvl2 Cache, Multiplier is equal to Winchester version.
    Ups and Downs:
    + 90nm
    + Strained Silicon
    + New and improved E.rev/Mem controller
    + Dual Channel memory controller
    + OC's insanely
    - Only 512KB cache

    San Diego
    Specs: 1MB Lvl2 Cache, multiplier is UNLOCKED!!!**
    Ups and downs:
    + 90nm
    + Unlocked multiplier*
    + 1MB Lvl2 Cache
    + Dual Channel memory controller
    - Price
    **) Only for the FUTURE FX-57 (release date somewher in Q3), the 3700+ and the 4000+ will have locked multi's at 11x and 12x.

    [?]

    Manila:
    + Dual Core
    + 90nm
    + Cheap
    + 2 x 256 = decent 512kb Cache
    + DDRII 667Mhz bus***
    - DDRII 667Mhz bus***
    - Q206...

    Windsor:
    + Dual Core
    + 90nm
    + 1MB cache
    + Security Virtualization
    + DDRII 667Mhz bus***
    - DDRII 667Mhz bus***
    - Q106...

    Toledo:
    + Dual Core
    + 90nm
    + 2MB cache
    + Security Virtualization
    + DDRII 667Mhz bus***
    - DDRII 667Mhz bus***
    - Q106...
    - One FX is expensive, now how about two...








  • kardes eline saglik guzel bir toplama olmus AMD ille bilgi arayanlara yardimci olacaktir
  • ya walla bnde bnm işlemcinin default kaç volt çektiğini bilmiyodum..şimdi ögrendim...iyi oldu...sağolasın arkadaşım
  • Hey Millet Harika bir kaynakmış! Sticky Yapabılm bence bunu!
  • ne yazıyor yukarıda :) turkce acıklaması yok mudur?
  • Azcık ingilizce bilen bile anlayabilir,güzel bir derleme olmuş klavyene sağlık
  • beyler modlardan rica etsekde üst konu olsa nasıl olur acep!
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