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AMD's Athlon FX - CPU Scaling to 3GHz and 250MHz dHTT
Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 02/24/2005 05:49 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
HEXUS has posted a review on AMD's latest Athlon FX processor
AMD recently released their latest Opteron running at 2600MHz, the same speed as the Athlon FX-55. With one Opteron speed hike usually comes the next one on the desktop, which for Athlon FX means 2800MHz and FX-57. Apply the logic above and we can examine the performance of FX-57 before launch, using an existing FX processor and its unlocked multipliers. With FX-55, all that means is the use of the 14x multiplier at the standard 200MHz dHTT (derived HTT, calculated by the use of the base HTT clock and clock divisors). While it's not quite a front-side bus, since the memory controller always runs at core frequency, it's close.
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