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CeBIT 2008 16 cores in a silver box

Thu Mar 06 2008, 01:07

WHAT DOES A 16-core Shanghai box look like? Not much, just a plain old chassis to be honest, but the CPU-Z results are a bit more interesting. Enjoy. µ

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Shanghai 4S server

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Shanghai 16 cores

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CPU-Z with frequencies disabled damn them

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Comments

Notice improved instruction sets.

Its way more than silver box with SSE4A, what is SSE4A? mmx+ is older & SSE4+ was out, yet this is another improved instruction set.

Also as report several months ago in theinquirer.org:Heres HOT Combo if you can afford it.
1-3870 & 1- 3870X2 with yesterdays released Crossfire X drivers make bios see two cards as Three & they come in near 18,000 in 3dmark '6 using VISTA ULTIMATE. Wow, OVER TOP. Again, if you can afford it.
drashek

posted by : Multi_Ultie, 06 March 2008 Complain about this comment

Interesting...

1) No real "SSE4" support - just the AMD spin on SSE.

2) No HT. Remember Intel's next gen quad core beasts will have HT enabled which does help some work loads.

3) The rumour is this box is running at 1.6Ghz. Who knows if this is true, but if it is they have a long ways to ramp. Remember Intel has shown next-gen chips running well past 3Ghz *last year*.

posted by : deepthroat, 06 March 2008 Complain about this comment

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