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  • #31
    I heard that hammer will have longer stage pipelines to promote higher clock speeds. But this will make the processor a bit slower. Do you think they will make them big enough to have as high clock speeds as pentium 4 and make it as slow as a pentium 4? Or would it just be a little bit longer to make athlon have higher speeds and still intel raping processor?

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    • #32
      The initial pre-production CPU's that were sent out to chipset, motherboard and systems manufacturers were locked at 800MHz but these were giving P4 1.6GHz processors a run for their money by all reports. ;)
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      • #33
        ya that's pretty much what I heard. And if what AMD says is true (Athlon THunderbird 1.4GHz is 33% faster then Pentium 4 1.7GHz) that would mean that the new hammer is about twice the speed of my current processor? Now that is what I call rape.

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        • #34
          they need to release some special prerelease chips to the public to buy. i know i would fork over the cash to get one

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          • #35
            apparently, clawhammer is being produced at a PR rating of 3000+ and might be called Athlon ST .....here's the link i found.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by SegiY
              I've seen a pic of AMD's socket 748 (or something?) that could be for it, makes sense.
              There is a whole lota pins on that thing.
              judging by the figures. the clawhammer and sledgehammer leap will have intel quick thinking once again. This may be where AMD fans find a true leap in overclockability. Clawhammer = 754 pins
              SledgeHammer = 940 pins
              concurrent Athlon Thunderbird based upon the 462 socket pins. I think it will be interesting to see how the clawhammer and sledgehammer are manufactured.

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              • #37
                I'm fairly sure the 'sledgehammer' is just going to be the AMD counterpart of the p4 XEON, which means it will be very expensive and not really for the individual user...

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                • #38
                  zeradul it not only targets Intel's P4 Xeon (32bit) but also their Itanium (64bit) as well, bang on two fronts. :D
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                  • #39
                    yeah this should be good enough to finally get amd ahead of intel lets hope:cheers:

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                    • #40
                      Nonetheless, my point is still valid.
                      ...which means it will be very expensive and not really for the individual user...

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                      • #41
                        Us lesser ppl will just have to put up with "Clawhammer" instead but then AMD plans to undercut Intels prices so who knows. :D
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                        • #42
                          they better cause prices on intel are too high the XP2000 just went under 100 USD on pricewatch.com

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                          • #43
                            Yes the price just dropped right across the AMD range so don't be surprised if a faster Athlon is here next week. ;)
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                            • #44
                              is ther anything relevant about the 400 mhz fsb on the athlon like the 2400+

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                              • #45
                                Nope even though we'd like to see a 333MHz though. :)

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