3500+ Clawhammer 512K A64s are here
Seems that the newer winchester yeilds were very poor, and AMD has decided to keep .13nm going a little longer. As opposed to the newcastle .13nm chips, and .09nm winchesters, AMD has begun to ship 'AS' steppings, which are 1024KB L2 Clawhammer SH7-CG chips, with half of the L2 cache disabled for a total of 512KB. It appears that these chips are 4000+ and FX55 processors with faulty cache.
Preliminary overclocking results are very good. Most seem to do 2.6GHz at stock voltage, and some scaling as high as 2.9GHz with little effort. There is a massive thread going on right now at XS about these chips..
I've seen some of these for sale already, with the product code ADA3500ASBOX. Prices are not inflated (yet). No telling how long these will last. I'm seriously thinking about ebaying my winchester for one of these. They seem to have more solid memory controllers.
Preliminary overclocking results are very good. Most seem to do 2.6GHz at stock voltage, and some scaling as high as 2.9GHz with little effort. There is a massive thread going on right now at XS about these chips..
I've seen some of these for sale already, with the product code ADA3500ASBOX. Prices are not inflated (yet). No telling how long these will last. I'm seriously thinking about ebaying my winchester for one of these. They seem to have more solid memory controllers.
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1.5V like the other .13nm chips..