AMD 45watt cpu release dual and single core

Evilsizer · Oct 9, 2007

http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/09/amd-casually-intros-new-45-watt-processors/

interesting to see these come out in a silent release... this is a good thing for those looking at HTPC's.

reading the comments is funny though...

SeasonalEclipse · Oct 9, 2007

"Andir3.0 @ Oct 9th 2007 2:01PM

Your future robot overlords will have 45 Watt energy consciences."

LOL

Hardin · Oct 9, 2007

I wonder how well this will overclock.

Evilsizer · Oct 9, 2007

Hardin said:
I wonder how well this will overclock.

well to get wattage down i would guess they are using low power transitors, which do not respond to high volts.

funnyperson1 · Oct 9, 2007

Evilsizer said:
well to get wattage down i would guess they are using low power transitors, which do not respond to high volts.

I'm pretty sure these are just low-voltage Brisbanes, no "special" transistors here.

Anyways I hope these are based off the G2 revision seen in the 5000 black edition, if they are they should be sweet overclockers hitting 3.2-3.5 no sweat.

White_Pawn · Oct 9, 2007

are those athalon-le single cores? Its too cheap to be a dual-core.

Hardin · Oct 9, 2007

The new 45-watt offerings span the Athlon X2, Athlon and Sempron lines, and come in like so (with prices reflecting batches of 1,000): the 2.3GHz Athlon X2 BE-2400 ($104), 2.4GHz Athlon LE-1620 ($53), 2.2GHz Athlon LE-1600 ($47), 2.2GHz Sempron LE-1250 ($53), 2.1GHz Sempron LE-1200 ($48) and the 1.9GHz Sempron LE-1100 ($37).

I think they are single core.

Evilsizer · Oct 9, 2007

yea they fall in line with intels new celeron-l's.

inkfx · Oct 9, 2007

Good to see AMD is doing something. Even if it isn't at the highest performing level.

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