@martin
meins liegt auch so in diesem bereich.
Bald keine 100 Opteron mehr!!!???
AMD removes 100 series Opteron pricing
"quelle the inquire"
............."It still could be the case that too many of these Opteron parts are going into the hands of overclockers, so AMD's action may be trying to put a brake on sales."
hier der grund dafür warum die teile so gut gehen::::
The entry-level Opterons are both cheaper than their Athlon 64 counterparts. They also have twice the amount of level two cache and overclock like crazy. AMD's FAQ page says there are other distinct differences as well. Since it's socket 939 Opterons that overclockers are buying we'll just show those details here:
1. AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory all have 1MB of L2 cache.
2. AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory are produced on AMD Opteron processor die material and follow the same AMD Opteron processor manufacturing process as do the 800 Series and 200 Series.
3. AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory undergo the same AMD Opteron processor-level testing and validation as do the 800 Series and 200 Series.
So these Opterons are AMD's best socket 939 devices. It's no wonder that enthusiasts want to get their hands on them.
It could be that this is a precursor for something else. To avoid speculation could someone from AMD tell us what's going on?
For those who want to see what the 100 series Opteron pricing was, just Google "AMD processor pricing" and click on the cached link. µ
See Also
AMD stops production of Socket 939 Opterons
meins liegt auch so in diesem bereich.
Bald keine 100 Opteron mehr!!!???
AMD removes 100 series Opteron pricing
"quelle the inquire"
............."It still could be the case that too many of these Opteron parts are going into the hands of overclockers, so AMD's action may be trying to put a brake on sales."
hier der grund dafür warum die teile so gut gehen::::
The entry-level Opterons are both cheaper than their Athlon 64 counterparts. They also have twice the amount of level two cache and overclock like crazy. AMD's FAQ page says there are other distinct differences as well. Since it's socket 939 Opterons that overclockers are buying we'll just show those details here:
1. AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory all have 1MB of L2 cache.
2. AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory are produced on AMD Opteron processor die material and follow the same AMD Opteron processor manufacturing process as do the 800 Series and 200 Series.
3. AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory undergo the same AMD Opteron processor-level testing and validation as do the 800 Series and 200 Series.
So these Opterons are AMD's best socket 939 devices. It's no wonder that enthusiasts want to get their hands on them.
It could be that this is a precursor for something else. To avoid speculation could someone from AMD tell us what's going on?
For those who want to see what the 100 series Opteron pricing was, just Google "AMD processor pricing" and click on the cached link. µ
See Also
AMD stops production of Socket 939 Opterons
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War wirklich ein Haufen Arbeit.
... mal 16-18°C drauf und es passt.
