New HyperTransport Specification Reveals Updates For AMD's 45 Nm CPUs, Fusion's

[Guest]

Chicago (IL) - As the release of AMD's 45 nm processors Shanghai and, more importantly, Deneb is drawing closer, we are getting a better idea of what to expect from AMD's next generation of CPUs.

New HyperTransport Specification Reveals Updates For AMD's 45 Nm CPUs, Fusion's Secret : Read more

 

[sandmanwn]

Great for servers and maybe for the future fusion cpu/gpu but we aren't exactly hitting the limit with the current HT links. Need to work on getting their core cpu speed out of the 3GHz barrier.

 

[Primus462]

HyperTransport 3.1 will also be included with every Shanghai processor. According to our sources however, the technology will disabled and only HyperTransport 1.1 and 2.0 (up to 22.4 GB/s) will be supported.

Come on guys! Please proofread!

 

[one-shot]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

 

[jaragon13]

I don't care if my CPU has 60 gigabytes of data transfer,I just want to run a damned fast CPU..

 

[lightzy]

[citation][nom]jaragon13[/nom]I don't care if my CPU has 60 gigabytes of data transfer,I just want to run a damned fast CPU..[/citation]

I don't care if my dog is cute, I just want a cute dog?

 

[wrack]

We all seem to forget that no matter how fast something can be processed, IF it comes down to storing it on the disks then the bottleneck is the disk's read/write speeds which are at best crawling compared to the slowest RAM's speed.

 

[eklipz330]

lets by massive amounts of RAM, store all our programs on that! problem solved!

 

[V3NOM]

yeah theoretically, windows 64 bit OS's suuport 128 gigabytes of RAM!

...only drawback is northbridges support a max of 16 gig and motherboards RAM slots only physically support 8 gigs...so much for that idea eklipz.

although... SSD's?