AMD Trinity & Richland APU Discussion
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BMG ftw!!
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I like the pricing rumor if the trinity.
Hopefully, they will perform, or price of Intel processor will go higher & higher.
Read the duos
AMD to launch Trinity desktop APUs on the 1st October? - CPU - News - HEXUS.net
AMD's top-end Trinity desktop chip could cost just $130, the same as a budget Core i3 -- Engadget
I like the pricing rumor if the trinity.
Hopefully, they will perform, or price of Intel processor will go higher & higher.
re: AMD Trinity & Richland APU Discussion
nope, they won't be a flop as BDs - Trinity will make it place under ~4-6k cpu segment.
nope, they won't be a flop as BDs - Trinity will make it place under ~4-6k cpu segment.
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I have question on similar lines. we have 5500 and 5600k(similarly priced) Trinity CPU's but with 65W and 100W - TDP is always the max rated value so for same task being achieved in both configs will lead to same power usage ? (Looks theory but here an example.) -
you run pro-e on 2 configs will both use same amount of power ? or is it something that even with no load a higher TDP rated CPU is going to use more power ?
I have question on similar lines. we have 5500 and 5600k(similarly priced) Trinity CPU's but with 65W and 100W - TDP is always the max rated value so for same task being achieved in both configs will lead to same power usage ? (Looks theory but here an example.) -
you run pro-e on 2 configs will both use same amount of power ? or is it something that even with no load a higher TDP rated CPU is going to use more power ?
sukesh1090
Adam young
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bulldozer may be a flop in perform but if iam right it was not that flop in sales because the world's first 8 core band wagon earned them adequate amount of money
Higher TDP means it can withstand higher clocks or can feed for more ocing in both gpu and cpu part but as far as power consumption at same load level is concerned it is difficult to answer because consider,
If 5500 is giving you 60 FPS with 80% load and 5600 is giving 80 FPS with 80% load then if i am not wrong then the power consumption of 5600 will be more but if 5600 is giving 60 FPS with 50% load then the power consumption will be equal or may be even less for 5600 but at idle it will almost same.
to put it simple the power consumption depends upon architecture's efficiency not TDP. TDP is just a ceiling point beyond which the power consumption of cpu and gpu won't go.
bulldozer may be a flop in perform but if iam right it was not that flop in sales because the world's first 8 core band wagon earned them adequate amount of money
Higher TDP means it can withstand higher clocks or can feed for more ocing in both gpu and cpu part but as far as power consumption at same load level is concerned it is difficult to answer because consider,
If 5500 is giving you 60 FPS with 80% load and 5600 is giving 80 FPS with 80% load then if i am not wrong then the power consumption of 5600 will be more but if 5600 is giving 60 FPS with 50% load then the power consumption will be equal or may be even less for 5600 but at idle it will almost same.
to put it simple the power consumption depends upon architecture's efficiency not TDP. TDP is just a ceiling point beyond which the power consumption of cpu and gpu won't go.
re: AMD Trinity & Richland APU Discussion
buddy your definition of TDP is not right .. first get proper idea about what TDP is
Thermal design power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
buddy your definition of TDP is not right .. first get proper idea about what TDP is
Thermal design power - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
sukesh1090
Adam young
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^^
thanks bro but i am getting confused,
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thanks bro but i am getting confused,
re: AMD Trinity & Richland APU Discussion
- So now can somebody tell what they think about it. This is a specific case where I am comparing 2 very close models.
<hope amd actually makes these processors available soon though first>
- So now can somebody tell what they think about it. This is a specific case where I am comparing 2 very close models.<hope amd actually makes these processors available soon though first
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sukesh1090
Adam young
re: AMD Trinity & Richland APU Discussion
@topgear,
thanks bro now i got it.wiki's information is bit confusing.
@topgear,
thanks bro now i got it
.wiki's information is bit confusing.
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@ dabster - most probably the higher TDP model will consume slightly more power and 5600K has 400 Mhz closk speed advantage and based on the same architecture cpus with higher clock speed generally consumes a little more power.
@ dabster - most probably the higher TDP model will consume slightly more power and 5600K has 400 Mhz closk speed advantage and based on the same architecture cpus with higher clock speed generally consumes a little more power.
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Being an AMD Fanboy and a non-gamer user ,I shall always delve on AMD products.
For me, the APU series by AMD "Trinity" are exceptional amazing.
I am not going into the nitty-gritty (BIASED!!!) benchmarkings of various sites. I shall not compare with Intel.Let them do whatever they like...
I would prefer to buy the AMD A10 5700 "Quad-Core APU" (65W TDP) in the coming Future( may be beginning of next year/1st Quarter of 2013).
Likeable choice of socket FM2 (AMD A85 chipset) motherboards from BIOSTAR/ASROCK/ECS.
Known to everybody that, sheer bad luck can be a worrisome and a painful experience from so called STALWART motherboards manufacturers:---> GIGABYTE or ASUS or MSI as mentioned in the section of "Service and RMA Watch" threads of this TDF.
Being an AMD Fanboy and a non-gamer user ,I shall always delve on AMD products.
For me, the APU series by AMD "Trinity" are exceptional amazing.
I am not going into the nitty-gritty (BIASED!!!) benchmarkings of various sites. I shall not compare with Intel.Let them do whatever they like...
I would prefer to buy the AMD A10 5700 "Quad-Core APU" (65W TDP) in the coming Future( may be beginning of next year/1st Quarter of 2013).
Likeable choice of socket FM2 (AMD A85 chipset) motherboards from BIOSTAR/ASROCK/ECS.
Known to everybody that, sheer bad luck can be a worrisome and a painful experience from so called STALWART motherboards manufacturers:---> GIGABYTE or ASUS or MSI as mentioned in the section of "Service and RMA Watch" threads of this TDF.
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sukesh1090
Adam young
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nice review.thanks ranjitsd for review link.
one thing i observed in 7zip was that 5800k was beating i3 in single threaded test so looks like an improvement but its scores same as Fx4170. though there is 400Mhz clock speed advantage for 4170 but i don't think it will make much of a difference.trinity still does not clear out the performance about piledriver and i am not even hoping for much of an performance improvement for piledriver over bulldozer.but time will only answer this.till then
now coming to A10 5800K its price is 122$ you kidding me!!!OMG this is a steal for that price.$122 for 5800k+$85 for HD6670 you can do gaming at 1080P with mid to high settings with eyefinity support at total cost of $207-210.where as you can get i5-2500k or i5 3###k for around $220 and you know at what resolution can do gaming without discrete GPU.this is what i call a comparison and blockbuster victory for trinity.Trinity gonna be a treat for people who wants an awesome gaming rig which can play games at HD resolution at around 25-30k.
nice review.thanks ranjitsd for review link.
one thing i observed in 7zip was that 5800k was beating i3 in single threaded test so looks like an improvement but its scores same as Fx4170. though there is 400Mhz clock speed advantage for 4170 but i don't think it will make much of a difference.trinity still does not clear out the performance about piledriver and i am not even hoping for much of an performance improvement for piledriver over bulldozer.but time will only answer this.till then
now coming to A10 5800K its price is 122$ you kidding me!!!OMG this is a steal for that price.$122 for 5800k+$85 for HD6670 you can do gaming at 1080P with mid to high settings with eyefinity support at total cost of $207-210.where as you can get i5-2500k or i5 3###k for around $220 and you know at what resolution
can do gaming without discrete GPU.this is what i call a comparison and blockbuster victory for trinity.Trinity gonna be a treat for people who wants an awesome gaming rig which can play games at HD resolution at around 25-30k.