hmm i think i want to overclock these

They've been on newegg for about 4 days now. No wonder they said silent cause I havent heard of them before I saw them :laugh: I wish they were out when I was building my HTPC :(

ShadowFoldThey've been on newegg for about 4 days now. No wonder they said silent cause I havent heard of them before I saw them :laugh: I wish they were out when I was building my HTPC :(

I saw them on newegg too when I was looking. I think that the CPU looks like a fun OC'er and CPU for HTPC nuts, but otherwise, I'm gonna stay away and stick to a quad. Now if there was an energy efficient quad...

They are supposed to have some EE Quads coming out, though Im not sure when. Looks like they would oc like mad.

just to point this out EE don't mean it will oc better with AMD

howabout a BE of these Cores

there is supposed to be a 4850BE on the way

hope its 2.4GHz instead of 2.5, Brisbane numbering was so goofed up

cdawalljust to point this out EE don't mean it will oc better with AMD

you r absolutely right. I bought a 65w 3800 windsor core. No matter what voltage I apply that donkey doesn't want to go faster. Max speed is 2.2G at 1.25V from 1.2V. I even applied 1.45V to see if it can OC more. Nope. That sucker can run at 2G @ 1.1V all day long. @ 1.25 and 2.2 full load of Orthos or video authoring it never goes more than 30C on each core. I even put a portable ceramic heater right next to the side intake fan at 85F:D. Then too it won't go more than 30C. Tested with 2 brand of mobos still the same.

Thats the reason I bought the 5600+ and it rocks.

So I am thinking it might be the other way. AMD test the core and see if it can be high binned if not drop the frequency then drop the voltage too to see how far low it can go.

more 45W = great for htpcs, i got a htpc with a X2 5000+ black and it gets 60c on load :(
:P

These CPUs btw come with heatpipe coolers :D... a really silent solution

I bet my personally-undervolted 1.0v 90nm 3800+ is about 45W. And it was the cheapest AMD dual core Newegg had a month ago at a whole $40. It's fun to see how low you can go on the volts at stock clocks. It's even more fun to see if you can overclock and still run lower volts than stock. :) I think I had this prime stable at 1.15v at 2.4 GHz. Preferred maximum power efficiency though so I stuck with 1.0v at 2.0 GHz.

Blah, these are Brisbane Core which causes the Clock speed to not match the performance rating.

its not that far off? mine @3.34 does almost as good as a 90nm @ the same spped its within 5%

what im getting at is 2.5GHz x2 does not make 4800 it should make 5000.

the 5000+ is 2.6ghz which is the same across 65nm and 90nm

its requiring a few more MHz to Obtain the PR that technically isnt right

its odd but the 4800 939 is still faster than the 4800 AM2 Brisbane despite the 100 MHz clock difference