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Suicidal Zebra Moderator Posts: 401 Joined: 2010-11-15 |
#25190 Posted on: 08.05.2012 15:53:47
I hope that AMD can hit it out of the park with Trinity, they could do with a break on the CPU side of things. |
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I3R0K3N7FEET Moderator Posts: 612 Joined: 2011-02-26 |
#25198 Posted on: 09.05.2012 10:17:48
I dont think there will be miracles with Trinity, if you look for info on FX 4100 vs A8-3850 you will notice that even @ 3.6GHz (FX) vs 2.9GHz (A8) the A8 practically beats the FX chip in everything BAR instruction limited benchmarks. IE AES, SSSE3, SSE 4.1 based benchmarks. This is what benefits some games too and what creates inconsistent results. not to mention what that 200MHz bump in speed via turbo core delivers. Overclock them to 4.6GHz (FX) vs 3.7GHz (A8) nearly a whole GHz between them, and I would bet that the Llano chip is 'generally' the better chip still by a fair margin. If anything, other than better motherboard support + extra instruction sets, there is little to benfit from buying the FX 4100 over the A8-3850/3870K imo. Trinity is expected to deliver 25% higher performance @approx 30% higher frequency. IPC of Llano is still the highest of any cpu AMD has currently made and seems set to stay that way for a little longer. though through brute force trinity will outperform Llano and will have a nice new iGPU too... If I were to take a guess Id bet that the trinity quadcore will perform similar to the current FX 6100 line. |