Liquid Cooled AMD FX-Series CPU Teased by AMD Insider
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An image has surfaced showing the packaging of a liquid-cooled FX-Series Processor.
Liquid Cooled AMD FX-Series CPU Teased by AMD Insider : Read more
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shardey
June 24, 2014 6:18:59 AM
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voltagetoe
June 24, 2014 6:32:46 AM
voltagetoe
June 24, 2014 6:34:02 AM
bemused_fred
June 24, 2014 6:41:30 AM
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-2193486/heterogene...
This is what AMD has put forth for true innovation and future advancement, even planning to defy moore's law.
This is what AMD has put forth for true innovation and future advancement, even planning to defy moore's law.
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Now that the *FX* moniker has crossed 'architectures' a water-cooled FX Kaveri Steamroller APU with 512 Radeon cores would be spiffy.
The FX-9xxx Piledrivers will run 4.7GHz at 1.36v at 280w system load. An i7 'Haswell' at the same clocks will blow past 200w, easy ...
and be twice as fast per thread
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Wisecracker said:
Now that the *FX* moniker has crossed 'architectures' a water-cooled FX Kaveri Steamroller APU with 512 Radeon cores would be spiffy.
The FX-9xxx Piledrivers will run 4.7GHz at 1.36v at 280w system load. An i7 'Haswell' at the same clocks will blow past 200w, easy ...
I could only imagine the raw power of a Steamroller FX with liquid cooling released at 5ghz
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chaosmassive
June 24, 2014 8:18:41 AM
Rookie_MIB
June 24, 2014 8:41:25 AM
I'm wondering if they're trying to get somewhat of a lock in the high performance department. They released the R9-295X2 with factory watercooling, and it has proven to be extremely fast and very quiet. Match it up with a watercooled FX processor and hopefully get more of the same.
That being said, I'd love to see this applied to (as mentioned) a very highly clocked APU. One of the big problems with the APU's is the heat generated by both the CPU and the GPU tends to drop clocks for BOTH units. So - having a nice watercooler could certainly enable getting some extra thermal headroom for them.
That being said, I'd love to see this applied to (as mentioned) a very highly clocked APU. One of the big problems with the APU's is the heat generated by both the CPU and the GPU tends to drop clocks for BOTH units. So - having a nice watercooler could certainly enable getting some extra thermal headroom for them.
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universal remonster
June 24, 2014 9:00:58 AM
it has already been reported that it is the 9590 refresh to try and answer the Devil's Canyon release. This time it will include the AOI cooler for only $40 more than the chip only version. Piledriver cores, 4.7ghz, turbos to 5ghz.
http://www.techpowerup.com/202388/amd-to-launch-fx-9590...
http://www.techpowerup.com/202388/amd-to-launch-fx-9590...
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chaosmassive said:
if only and only AMD able to cut down its tdp, im pretty sure many ppl will love it..universal remonster said:
it has already been reported that it is the 9590 refresh to try and answer the Devil's Canyon release.http://www.techpowerup.com/202388/amd-to-launch-fx-9590...
It dont think it has anything to do with trying to answer Intel devil's canyon.. you cant even really compare the chips.
It is just AMD doing what they should have done in the first place... give you a decent cooler that can handle a couple extra 100mhz.
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AWESOME! Even though I want to switch to Intel, I'm still pumped that AMD isn't (completely) abandoning their FX series. Also, on the front of the box in the image, right below the picture of the processor itself, there's some really blurred text. But if you look closely, don't the last 3 letters of that text kind of look like the numbers "450"? Either that or it's 4 numbers and it says "4350" -- it's really hard to tell and that means a big difference. That'd either mean a re-release of an FX-4350 (I'd have to ask why) or... a continuation of the FX series with the FX-8450!!!
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i like AMD. Even if their CPUs are a tier lower than Intels, AMD is pumping real good value. I am sure that the FX 9590 @ a lower price (lets say, under the i7 4790k) with this water cooler will be more apreciated than what intel has to offer. I mean, trow anything @ that FX (game/ what ever) and it will run it. Sure 220W TDp sounds "bad", but how much TDP has the flagship i7 @ 5 GHz? anyone made the math?
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shogunofharlom
June 24, 2014 11:50:24 AM
firefoxx04
June 24, 2014 12:16:20 PM
melvis72
June 24, 2014 1:20:58 PM
I don't see why article says "Could these finally be the water-cooled Vishera processors we heard about a long time ago, possibly water cooled versions of the FX-9370 and FX-9590?" I remember see those a while back on Newegg.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
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danwat1234
June 24, 2014 2:07:57 PM
blppt
June 24, 2014 2:38:46 PM
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I don't see why article says "Could these finally be the water-cooled Vishera processors we heard about a long time ago, possibly water cooled versions of the FX-9370 and FX-9590?" I remember see those a while back on Newegg.http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
Yup, I have one in my all-AMD system right now (9590)...shipped with a water cooler in the same box.
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alextheblue
June 24, 2014 6:02:09 PM
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I don't see why article says "Could these finally be the water-cooled Vishera processors we heard about a long time ago, possibly water cooled versions of the FX-9370 and FX-9590?" I remember see those a while back on Newegg.http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E168...
Agreed. The "something new" tagline wouldn't apply if it was just a straight up re-release. I would guess it's better binned chips, targeted at casual overclockers. Worst case it's the same chips with a new, better watercooler - although that would be disappointing. Outside of their reasonably price "daily driver" APUs (good for budget systems and mobile solutions) I don't expect to see anything really exciting from AMD until ~2016 when their new ground-up architecture is done cooking.
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falchard
June 24, 2014 8:42:12 PM
Something tells me it won't be Steam Roller cores, but Pile Driver cores with a lot more power running into them. I still like the idea of the cooler it comes with being a closed loop water cooling setup; won't need to buy my own or build a water cooling setup.
There was also a rumor running around that they will be branding some APUs as FX series. Something ludicrous like the chips they used in the PS4/XBox360 released for desktops.
However, I want to be surprised with an 8 or 16 core AMD setup on a new socket with quad channel DDR4 and each core with a better per thread performance than Intel for less money and lower wattage.
There was also a rumor running around that they will be branding some APUs as FX series. Something ludicrous like the chips they used in the PS4/XBox360 released for desktops.
However, I want to be surprised with an 8 or 16 core AMD setup on a new socket with quad channel DDR4 and each core with a better per thread performance than Intel for less money and lower wattage.
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Max_x2
June 24, 2014 8:59:33 PM
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Now that the *FX* moniker has crossed 'architectures' a water-cooled FX Kaveri Steamroller APU with 512 Radeon cores would be spiffy.
The FX-9xxx Piledrivers will run 4.7GHz at 1.36v at 280w system load. An i7 'Haswell' at the same clocks will blow past 200w, easy ...
Well, if any indication, my i5 4670k has the same TDP as, say, the i7 4770k. And even at 4.8GHz (o/c), was drawing in the 120-140W range if i remember correctly. And the temps were around 25-30 (idle), 65-75 on full load (encoding on 4 cores) and 85-95 on aida64 stress test The way i see it, the only reason why one would go AMD instead of Intel, is to save some dough, which is understandable. You would need to look at an overclocked i7 in the lga2011 socket to be in those consumption ranges, and nothing AMD does comes close in terms of performances ATM, let alone performance per watt.
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The3monitors
June 24, 2014 10:04:59 PM
The3monitors
June 24, 2014 10:07:02 PM
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Now that the *FX* moniker has crossed 'architectures' a water-cooled FX Kaveri Steamroller APU with 512 Radeon cores would be spiffy.
The FX-9xxx Piledrivers will run 4.7GHz at 1.36v at 280w system load. An i7 'Haswell' at the same clocks will blow past 200w, easy ...
and be twice as fast per thread
Yet but be 10 times as stable over a 5 year period..
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artk2219
June 25, 2014 8:55:49 AM
I'm hoping for something ridiculous, 16 cores clocked the same as an FX-8350 would be nice, but I highly doubt that will happen. More likely its just another high clocked FX-80xx series or a rerelease of a current chip. But I want to be wrong so bad, I want it to be something new, a super clocked Kaveri with 1024 stream processors? A Super clocked 8 core Kaveri that fits into FM2+? Anything really, the desktop CPU market has just been so dull compared to years past, but I guess the money isn't where it used to be, and the markets responding accordingly :-/.
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It will be a marketing gimmick if it's the same 9370 and 9590 bundled with cheap liquid coolers for a price premium. You can buy the CPU by itself and give yourself a choice of what quality liquid cooler you want to install. And even so, the i7-4790k will still blow them out of the water, especially when overclocked on a Noctua NH-D14 fan cooler.
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falchard said:
Something tells me it won't be Steam Roller cores, but Pile Driver cores with a lot more power running into them. I still like the idea of the cooler it comes with being a closed loop water cooling setup; won't need to buy my own or build a water cooling setup.There was also a rumor running around that they will be branding some APUs as FX series. Something ludicrous like the chips they used in the PS4/XBox360 released for desktops.
However, I want to be surprised with an 8 or 16 core AMD setup on a new socket with quad channel DDR4 and each core with a better per thread performance than Intel for less money and lower wattage.
It wouldn't surprise me if Amd promised that and had lots of marketing presentations to promote it, only for reality to be somewhat different.
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mikat
June 27, 2014 12:27:53 PM
Haravikk
July 2, 2014 12:23:51 AM
Bundling liquid cooling seems like a bit of a gimmick; anyone that can handle installing their own processor can handle installing an all-in-one liquid cooling unit. I can understand bundling liquid cooling with high end graphics cards, as they have so many variations that many coolers don't fit properly without work arounds or building the whole loop yourself with a specially designed water block, but a CPU? Unless the price and cooler are just right, I really don't see this offering anything useful.
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Haravikk
July 2, 2014 12:23:51 AM
Bundling liquid cooling seems like a bit of a gimmick; anyone that can handle installing their own processor can handle installing an all-in-one liquid cooling unit. I can understand bundling liquid cooling with high end graphics cards, as they have so many variations that many coolers don't fit properly without work arounds or building the whole loop yourself with a specially designed water block, but a CPU? Unless the price and cooler are just right, I really don't see this offering anything useful.
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tridon
July 4, 2014 3:26:09 AM
Alkhairi
July 9, 2014 11:27:53 AM
The3monitors
July 10, 2014 3:53:53 PM
Wisecracker said:
It's amazing how an Intel fan boys' self-esteem is dependent upon trolling threads about AMD ... and crapping in them.
Why does everyone who likes a certain product have to be a fan boy?
I have built about 20 boxes with AMD (this from the late 90's). Never been happy with the ones that I personally have built after the chips have died. I had a Celeron that I oc'ed past a 466 P2 and it lasted for 6 years (was using it as a little gaming machine and than as an extra render box) Finally I called it quits when my 2200+ during college decided that it wanted to overheat and blow one of the resistors on the gigabyte mobo without OCing it. I sent it to Gigabyte they replaced the board and I put the chip back in the thing didnt turn on or get hot. NO response. So it was dead. And yes I know what I am doing A+, I even took the pretest to get it renewed and got a 95% so I am still pretty well versed in the computer world.. Im not trying to be egotisical here but sheesh.
I built boxes for friends with AMD for the cheap pricing and some of them had problems with their setups afterwords so I had to spend money to replace it (which means me taking money out of my pocket because no warranty after certain times.)
Their chips are good and fast but they just dont seem to last as long as intels. EVEN AT STOCK SPEEDS. I dont like overclocking my processors for good reason. Keeps them more stable for longer periods.
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Duckhunt
August 15, 2014 1:28:24 AM
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if only and only AMD able to cut down its tdp, im pretty sure many ppl will love it..Well i have said. AMD needs to pay someone to do a drone strike on intel chip designers. It will take years for Intel to get back and it will give time for AMD to catch up. AMD needs to think outside the box.
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