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THG Overclocks an Opteron FX-51 2.2ghz to 2.8ghz!
[link=http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20031021/index.html]<b>A License to Cool: nVentiv Mach II for 2.8 GHz</b>[/link]
Almost all benchmarks underline the fact that the nVentiv (formerly Chip-con) compressor cooler enables the AMD Athlon 64 FX to scale up beautifully as clock speed increases. The average performance increase of 27 per cent almost exactly matches the clocking increase of 27.3 per cent, particularly in the case of the professional 3-D rendering applications (for example, Lightwave, 3D Studio Max and Cinema 4D XL).
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Almost all benchmarks underline the fact that the nVentiv (formerly Chip-con) compressor cooler enables the AMD Athlon 64 FX to scale up beautifully as clock speed increases. The average performance increase of 27 per cent almost exactly matches the clocking increase of 27.3 per cent, particularly in the case of the professional 3-D rendering applications (for example, Lightwave, 3D Studio Max and Cinema 4D XL).
Check out the article at [link=http://www.tomshardware.com/cpu/20031021/index.html]<b>THG</b>[/link]
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They're all Opterons (the same CPU core). The only differences are Memory channels (Single or Dual) and active Hypertransport (HT) links (1,2 or 3).
Opteron: Dual Channel Registered DDR333 Memory
1xx - One HT Link
2xx - Two HT Links
8xx - Three HT Links
Athlon 64 FX: Dual Channel Registered DDR333/400 Memory
One HT Link (rumored two links active )
Athlon 64: Single channel Unbuffered DDR400 Memory
One HT Link