A64 Venice hit the store today!

**khurios2000** · 14-04-2005 01:33

MONARCH jual 3000+ rev $149 free shipping

http://www.monarchcomputer.com/Merch...gory_Code=NA_2

http://ncix.com/search/?quicksearch...&imageField.y=0

http://www.shopblt.com/cgi-bin/shop...DER_ID=!ORDERID!

http://www.needthese.com/Products/P...le/NTsku/202610

http://www.sparco.com/cgi-bin/wfind2?spn=A80G931

http://www.buy.com/retail/product.a...omp&dcaid=17379

http://systechsystems.bnetsoftware....LoadPart=136441

http://www.kernelsoftware.com/products/amd.html

http://www.neutronexpress.com/prod....ON_64_PROCESSOR

http://www.computerhq.com/AMD_ATHLO...-id-546777.html

http://www.bestselectionsunlimited.com/g08139.html
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Price:
$CA 220 = $178 3000+
$CA 281 = $227 3200+
$CA 402 = $324 3500+ edited Thanks to Radeon
$CA 522 = $421 3800+

Ayo siapa mau coba dan nge-bench

review: http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=127&type=expert
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu...venice_12.html

*kompor mode set to ON
*If ON value "1000000 C"

Venice Highlights PC perspective:

The Venice core processor definitely brings some good power savings to the Athlon 64 platform. At idle it comes in at 20 watts lower than the Newcastle core and with a load on the processor, it is actually 37 watts lower! When overclocked, it obviously uses a lot more power under load, a total of 204 watts.
Who could pass up a 40% frequency overclock for basically nothing?!?

Venice Highlights XBitLabs:

...which makes Athlon 64 look not any weaker than Pentium 4 Prescott from the SIMD instructions support point of view. Unfortunately, we failed to see any dramatic performance improvement from SSE3 support this time...
...Athlon 64 became more tolerant to various DIMM module configurations...
But the most important advantage of the Athlon 64 processors based on Venice core is the significantly higher frequency potential.

ps: out of stock at the moment 04/13/2005

**oqy77** · 14-04-2005 01:48

Originally Posted by PCper.com

Speaking of overclocking, I can't help but be incredibly impressed by the results we saw here. While reaching 2.8 GHz with an Athlon 64 has been done before, I don't know if the same can be said about not having to increase the voltage or upgrade the cooling. The really hardcore overclockers are surely reading this, licking their lips, with their phase change coolers in one hand, and the other hand on their mouse searching for a Venice CPU to buy. Who could pass up a 40% frequency overclock for basically nothing?!?

HUUUUUAAATTTCHHHIIMM !!! 2800MHz @default vCore?? ? uhuk-uhuk.uhuk...

**khurios2000** · 14-04-2005 02:02

update store link

http://ncix.com/search/?quicksearch=...mageField.y=12

**komp san** · 14-04-2005 03:03

Hmmm apa ga nunggu dual core aja?

**Radeon** · 14-04-2005 04:15

$CA 402 = $402 3500+

khurios, yang 3500+ harganya sama tuh antara canadian dg us..... yang us berapa?

**Silvestre** · 14-04-2005 04:19

ini sourcenya sama kayak berita gue nih. NCIX forum...wuahahahha
baca thread gue kagak sih??

mungkin lebih seneng denger berita gembira aja yah

hahahahhaa...ya udah...

**khurios2000** · 14-04-2005 04:22

Originally Posted by Silvestre

ini sourcenya sama kayak berita gue nih. NCIX forum...wuahahahha
baca thread gue kagak sih??

mungkin lebih seneng denger berita gembira aja yah

hahahahhaa...ya udah...

nggak baca thread lu, emang apa isinya ahahahaha

**Silvestre** · 14-04-2005 04:24

baca aja...gak jauh dari thread lu ini...beberapa thread ke bawah

**khurios2000** · 14-04-2005 04:24

@Radeon

$CA402 = $324

**Silvestre** · 14-04-2005 04:31

harganya sama ama Winnie...kalaupun mahalan, yah dikit aja paling...anggap aja Venice itu kayak Winnie baru...harga gak bakal beda jauh...
Winnie dah gak dibikin lagi ntar...

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