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Termi schreef op woensdag 02 november 2005 @ 23:00:
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Opteron 1xx heeft net zoals zijn grote broers, ecc en reg geheugen nodig. Dit is in in praktijk net zo duur als ander merk geheugen op 400 Mhz. Tjah ik zou voor het geld een opteron halen, als ie met 0.09 nm is gebakken en opvoeren naar ongekende hoogten.
Hmm, dat is wel minder. Dus dan zou ik mijn geheugen moeten omruilen voor ecc en reg geheugen

En daar zat ik ook aan te denken, lekker 1mb cache en mooi opvoeren die handel

... maar goed...
Edit; nu lees ik weer van niet, verwarrend
Edit2;
Nu lees ik dit op de site van amd;
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Q: Does the new AMD Opteron processor 100 Series with ECC unbuffered memory support include additional features that were previously unavailable?
A: ECC unbuffered memory support is new to all AMD Opteron 100 Series processors offered in a 939-pin package. ECC unbuffered memory support is significant in that in can greatly reduce the overall solution cost of 1P servers and workstations based on these processors.
All AMD Opteron processor 100 Series with unbuffered memory support include performance enhancing features such as SSE3 software instructions as well as a 1GHz HyperTransport™ technology bus (offering up to 8.0GB/s throughput).
Energy savings and noise reduction features are available via AMD PowerNow!™ technology with Optimized Power Management (OPM). AMD PowerNow! technology with OPM for the AMD Opteron processor is designed to adapt the performance of AMD Opteron processors based on application and end-user demand. This can reduce thermal output and can help lower TCO associated with electrical and cooling needs.
Het hoeft dus geen registred geheugen te zijn.
Maar ECC support wil toch zeggen dat je gebruik
kunt maken van geheugen met ECC, maar het
moet niet? Dus je kan er gewoon unregistred non-ecc geheugen ingooien, het normale geheugen dus ?

Bij registred is het natuurlijk een ander verhaal...
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Q: How will the new AMD Opteron 100 Series with ECC unbuffered memory differ from the AMD Athlon 64 and AMD Athlon 64 FX processors?
A: Although the AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with unbuffered memory support will share the same core technology as the AMD Athlon 64 and AMD Athlon 64 FX processors and will be socket and thermally compatible; there are some distinct differences:
AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory all have 1MB of L2 cache.
AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory are produced on AMD Opteron processor die material and follow the same AMD Opteron processor manufacturing process as do the 800 Series and 200 Series.
AMD Opteron 100 Series processors with ECC unbuffered memory undergo the same AMD Opteron processor-level testing and validation as do the 800 Series and 200 Series.
Edit3; Ohja, bron is wel handig

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http://www.amd.com/us-en/..._9384~85257,00.html#85258Bartjuh wijzigde dit bericht 02-11-2005 23:24 (80%)