Once again do your colleagues have got the X-bit labs new information about upcoming AMD processors, but this time only a small update of Thuban fleet. Here are three new processors soon fill the gaps, also will serve another four-core Deneb the market.
The new flagship model will be called Phenom Black Edition II X6 1100T, and come up with a clock speed of 3.3 GHz rich, who can use the turbo mode up to 3.7 GHz to skyrocket. Nevertheless, also in need of 1100T BE "only" 125 watts as its current representative and also based on the 45 nanometer process, the second generation. All other key data such as the cache size of 9 MB realize and, are unchanged. Maybe with the new CPUs will also be directly introduced a new stepping, which removes small errors.
The second new Hexacore named Phenom II X6 1065T clocked with 2.9 GHz and is therefore a good deal more potent than the last in the Hexa-core federal government, the Phenom II X6 T 1045 with 2.5 GHz. With the release of these CPUs is probably the current models are losing their BE status, not to be too dangerous, and then later to experience a stroke increase of 100 MHz. The last new contestants, the Phenom X4 975, which at 3.6 GHz Quad Core should be as many the fear of God. Here, too, has changed nothing except the clock, and the hunger for energy is still at 125 watts. It is probably also that now will soon be a new version with only 95 watts consumption because the manufacturing process has improved.
The new flagship model will be called Phenom Black Edition II X6 1100T, and come up with a clock speed of 3.3 GHz rich, who can use the turbo mode up to 3.7 GHz to skyrocket. Nevertheless, also in need of 1100T BE "only" 125 watts as its current representative and also based on the 45 nanometer process, the second generation. All other key data such as the cache size of 9 MB realize and, are unchanged. Maybe with the new CPUs will also be directly introduced a new stepping, which removes small errors.
The second new Hexacore named Phenom II X6 1065T clocked with 2.9 GHz and is therefore a good deal more potent than the last in the Hexa-core federal government, the Phenom II X6 T 1045 with 2.5 GHz. With the release of these CPUs is probably the current models are losing their BE status, not to be too dangerous, and then later to experience a stroke increase of 100 MHz. The last new contestants, the Phenom X4 975, which at 3.6 GHz Quad Core should be as many the fear of God. Here, too, has changed nothing except the clock, and the hunger for energy is still at 125 watts. It is probably also that now will soon be a new version with only 95 watts consumption because the manufacturing process has improved.