AMD Phenom 9900 2.6GHz

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    AMD PHENOM PROCESSOR TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

    * Model / Processor Frequency: AMD Phenom Processor Model 9600 / 2.3GHz
    * Model / Processor Frequency: AMD Phenom Processor Model 9500 / 2.2GHz
    * L1 Cache Sizes: 64K of L1 instruction and 64K of L1 data cache per core (512KB total L1 per processor)
    * L2 Cache Sizes: 512KB of L2 data cache per core (2MB total L2 per processor)
    * L3 Cache Size: 2MB
    * Memory Controller Type: Integrated 128-bit wide memory controller, capable of being configured for dual 64-bit channels for simultaneous read/writes
    * Memory Controller Frequency: Up to 1.8GHz with Dual Dynamic Power Management
    * Types of Memory: Support for unregistered DIMMs up to PC2 8500 (DDR2-1066MHz)
    * HyperTransport 3.0: One 16-bit/16-bit link @ up to 3600MHz full duplex
    * Total Processor Bandwidth: Up to 31.5 GB/s bandwidth
    * Packaging: Socket AM2+ 940-pin organic micro pin grid array (micro-PGA) (backward compatible with Socket AM2)
    * Fab location: AMD's Fab 36 wafer fabrication facilities in Dresden, Germany
    * Process Technology: 65nm (.065-micron) Silicon on Insulator (SOI)
    * Approximate Transistor count: approx. 450 million (65nm)
    * Approximate Die Size: 285 mm2 (65nm)
    * Nominal Voltage: 1.1-1.25 Volts
    * Max Ambient Case Temp: 70 degrees Celsius
    * Max TDP: 95 Watts
    * Future Memory Controller Note: Future 45nm processors versions are planned to include support for DDR3 memory

    Legit Reviews recently got a chance to benchmark the upcoming AMD Phenom 9900 processor, so today we bring you a performance analysis of the 2.6GHz Phenom 9900!
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    http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/ProductInformation/0,,30_118_15331,00.html
    http://www.legitreviews.com/article/597/1/
     

    GTRZ

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    This is very bad coz if AMD fails continuously there will be no competition for Intel.
    And you can expect market domination, super high prices and slow technology development due to lack of competition.
     
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    GTRZ said:
    This is very bad coz if AMD fails continuously there will be no competition for Intel.
    And you can expect market domination, super high prices and slow technology development due to lack of competition.


    Ecnomics :D , we just finished that lessson
     

    heshan123

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    if AMD fails like this there will be a monopoly in the market for Intel. Dont think it will be a sweet place if Intel start charging super prices. We will have no choice other than to buy processors @ the price they specify. So support AMD a little.
     

    gayannr

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    heshan123 said:
    if AMD fails like this there will be a monopoly in the market for Intel. Dont think it will be a sweet place if Intel start charging super prices. We will have no choice other than to buy processors @ the price they specify. So support AMD a little.
    Yeah macho just like me ;) ;)
     

    Anusha

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    heshan123 said:
    if AMD fails like this there will be a monopoly in the market for Intel. Dont think it will be a sweet place if Intel start charging super prices. We will have no choice other than to buy processors @ the price they specify. So support AMD a little.
    You all support AMD
    I will buy Intel, when they cut down prices :P :P :P
     

    heshan123

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    Anusha said:
    You all support AMD
    I will buy Intel, when they cut down prices :P :P :P
    Even Im an Intel user myself. But if we keep on crushing AMD like this, Intel will crush us oneday. None of us own Intel. Remember that. :P