Omega65
19 Nov 2004, 7:30pm
Is a 2.2ghz S939 3500+ really faster than a 2.4ghz S754 3400+? How about the 2.0ghz S939 3200+ vs the 2.2ghz S754 3200+? What matters more, Clock speed, Cache size or Single/Dual channel Memory?
BeHardware (http://www.behardware.com/articles/531/page1.html) gathers 12 different S754 & S939 Athlon 64 CPUs (& 2 Athlon XPs) and pits them against each other to discover the truth about AMD performance ratings.
Socket 754 ? 939 ? 130nm and 90nm fabrication process? This test is for those who are lost in AMD’s line of products. Here is a comparative test of 16 processors including 12 Athlon 64s. The P-Rating is sometimes just the tip of the iceberg.
Source: BeHardware (http://www.behardware.com/articles/531/page1.html)
AMD currently offers no less than 12 processors with different combinations of these three characteristics:
2800+ S754 : 1800 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3000+ S754 : 2000 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3200+ S754 : 2200 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3400+ S754 : 2400 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3700+ S754 : 2400 MHz, 1024 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3000+ S939 : 1800 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 90nm
3200+ S939 : 2000 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 90nm
3500+ S939 : 2200 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 90nm
3500+ S939 : 2200 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
3800+ S939 : 2400 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
4000+ S939 : 2400 MHz, 1024 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
FX-55 S939 : 2600 MHz, 1024 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
BeHardware (http://www.behardware.com/articles/531/page1.html) gathers 12 different S754 & S939 Athlon 64 CPUs (& 2 Athlon XPs) and pits them against each other to discover the truth about AMD performance ratings.
Socket 754 ? 939 ? 130nm and 90nm fabrication process? This test is for those who are lost in AMD’s line of products. Here is a comparative test of 16 processors including 12 Athlon 64s. The P-Rating is sometimes just the tip of the iceberg.
Source: BeHardware (http://www.behardware.com/articles/531/page1.html)
AMD currently offers no less than 12 processors with different combinations of these three characteristics:
2800+ S754 : 1800 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3000+ S754 : 2000 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3200+ S754 : 2200 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3400+ S754 : 2400 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3700+ S754 : 2400 MHz, 1024 KB of L2, 1 channel DDR, 130nm
3000+ S939 : 1800 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 90nm
3200+ S939 : 2000 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 90nm
3500+ S939 : 2200 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 90nm
3500+ S939 : 2200 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
3800+ S939 : 2400 MHz, 512 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
4000+ S939 : 2400 MHz, 1024 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm
FX-55 S939 : 2600 MHz, 1024 KB of L2, 2 channels DDR, 130nm