AMD Piledriver

fr4nc je 25. jul 2013 ob 15:39 izjavil:

hojnikb je 23. jul 2013 ob 20:48 izjavil:

o rly ?

AMD stock cooler:

Intel stock cooler:

Razlika je očitna... AMDjev je večji in s tem tudi težji ter ima večji ventilator zaradi česar je pa tudi tišji

Lp

Isotropic je 25. jul 2013 ob 19:36 izjavil:

tut amd phenom 2 kulerji so bili znani kot fajn glasni

hojnikb je 26. jul 2013 ob 14:40 izjavil:

...sam ga zlobni programi ne uporabljajo, ker je pač AMD

tule not je nekaj zelo dobrih scorov za 9590 FX. No res cena je malo huda. ampak to požene vse FX 83xx in 63xx med super najboljše nakupe.

filip007 je 1. avg 2013 ob 12:06 izjavil:

A to imaš še Phenom One 9550 s TLB napako, samo 2.2GHz, daj naredi Winrar bench ALT+B, če butne dol mojega X2 215 2.7GHz.

Let's race...

hojnikb je 6. avg 2013 ob 13:47 izjavil:

klkkkkkkkkkk je 6. avg 2013 ob 12:07 izjavil:

http://www.tweaktown.com/news/32164/rum...

bullshit, da kr peče. Že 25nm proces ti daje alarm, da je fejk.

Matt Higby, creative director of Planetside 2, tells us how game engine optimization on PlayStation 4 will ultimately benefit PC gamers using AMD processors:

"The big challenge with the PS4 is its AMD chip, and it really, heavily relies on multi-threading. We have the exact same kind of Achilles heel on the PC too. People who have AMD chips have a disadvantage, because a single core on an AMD chip doesn't really have as much horsepower and they really require you to kind of spread the load out across multiple cores to be able to take full advantage of the AMD processors."

"Our engine sucks at that right now. We are multi-threaded, but the primary gameplay thread is very expensive. The biggest piece of engineering work that they're doing right now, and it's an enormous effort, is to go back through the engine and re-optimise it to be really, truly multi-threaded and break the gameplay thread up. That's a very challenging thing to do because we're doing a lot of stuff - tracking all these different players, all of their movements, all the projectiles, all the physics they're doing."

"It's very challenging to split those really closely connected pieces of functionality across in multiple threads. So it's a big engineering task for them to do, but thankfully once they do it, AMD players who've been having sub-par performance on the PC will suddenly get a massive boost - just because of being able to take the engine and re-implement it as multi-threaded."

"I'm very excited about that because I have a lot of friends, lots of people who are more budget minded, going for AMD processors because nine times out of ten they give a lot of bang for the buck. Where it really breaks down is on games with one really big thread. Planetside's probably a prime example of that."