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May 2006 |
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Volume 5 / Issue 2 |
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Downloadable Version (.pdf format)
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Welcome to
another edition of the ASI Corporation Technical Newsletter! This
newsletter features articles on the latest computer technologies and
products offered by ASI CORP, a leading North American Distributor
of computer components and whitebox systems. We are focused on
helping our resellers and system builders be able to offer the very best
technology solutions and this newsletter is a free tool so you can
learn about current and next generation products. If you are an ASI customer feel free to call
our Technical Support Staff if you have any questions or visit
www.asisupport.com (general technical help),
www.asiserver.com (server solutions) or
www.asimobile.com (notebooks) for further information. Thank you.
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ATI Graphics
Part 1: Xpress 3200 Chipset |
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ATi's first generation
of the CrossFire chipset, the CrossFire Xpress 200, lacked true dual x16 PCIe
lanes, which wasn't attractive in the video and
computing gaming enthusiast world. However,
ATI's next generation of
the CrossFire chipset, the CrossFire Xpress 3200, aka "RD580" is going to change
that view with a significant improvement in dual
graphics performance. The CrossFire Xpress
3200 chipset was design from the ground up with the CrossFire
platform and overclocking in mind and includes true dual x16 PCIe lanes
with an unparalleled bandwidth of up to 8GB/s to each
GPU. The Xpress 3200 core logic was built by TSMC
using a 0.11 micron low-k process, making it the
smallest chipset in today's market. The reduction
of the core die allowed the Thermal Design Power (TDP)
be reduced down to 8 Watts. This achievement results
in a low power and low heat dissipation from the
chipset, which mean an active cooling, a
sophisticated heat pipe, or water coolant solution
are not required. |
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| CrossFire Xpress 3200 (Single-Chip
Solution)
CrossFire Xpress 3200 was
loaded with 40 lanes of PCI Express in a single-chip
solution. In theory, single-chip solution supposed to be
more robust and faster throughput than two chips but only a
series of benchmark can determine this claim. Dissecting
the 40 PCIe lanes, we have 32 PCIe lanes (dual x16) are
dedicated for graphics only. Four (x4) lanes are use to
connects Xpress 3200 north bridge to a south bridge. The
south bridge can either be ATI SB450 (basic) or the more
popular ULi M1575. This leaves headroom for four (x4) lanes
for a single PCIe slot or several x1 x2 PCIe lanes. |
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ATI CrossFire Xpress 3200 (RD580) featuring:
- True 2x16
PCI-Express single chip package
- Total of 40
lanes of PCI Express: a true information highway
- Enables
high-end graphic solutions even without a
'CrossFire Edition' GPU
- Allows for
flexible modular multi-GPU solutions: start with
one GPU and when performance demands it, add a
second
- Supports
connector and connector-free CrossFire graphics
cards
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Enthusiast-friendly BIOS allows tuning of every
possible motherboard component for maximum
overclocking potential
- High
overclockability without voltage adjustments:
default voltage setting on the platform offers
high tunability without the need to increase
voltage
- No active
cooling required: no need for complicated
thermal solutions
- Ready for the
next generation CrossFire graphics cards
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| The battle for supremacy on
dual graphics between NVIDIA nForce4 SLI x16 and ATI
CrossFire is an ongoing trend. The chipset data
specification comparison between it's sibling CrossFire
Xpress 200 and rival nFore4 SLI 2x16 clearly reviles that
CrossFire Xpress 3200 is on the upper hand for high
performance dual graphic solution. |
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Chipset Comparison Table |
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CrossFire Platform:
Build-Your-Own Guide |
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| a)
Only three
components required: |
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a CrossFire Ready
motherboard, ideally based on the ATI CrossFire™
Xpress chipset
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a
compatible Radeon graphics card
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a
related Radeon CrossFire Edition co-processor
board.
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NEW! Radeon X1300 and X1600 CrossFire Ready
cards do not require an external connector.
CrossFire mode is enabled via ATI’s Catalyst
software and the cards communicate over the PCI
Express® bus. |
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| ASI
currently stocks the following ATI CrossFire Xpress 3200
motherboard partners: |
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ASI SKU# 46255 |
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A8R32-MVP Deluxe |
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dual PCI Express x16 slots running at full
speed to liberate graphics cards through
ATI's™ CrossFire™ Xpress 3200. Additionally
AI Life Series features such as Precision
Tweaker, AI NOS and PEG Link etc. are also
inherited. For easy overclocking, the board
comes with Q-Fan2 and Stack Cool2 to ensure
quiet yet efficient cooling. With exclusive
innovative designs that bring out the real
potential of the ATI™ CrossFire™ Xpress 3200
chipset, gamers can experience faster
graphics performance and higher video
quality today, and ready for video
technology advancements of tomorrow. |
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ASI SKU# 44970 |
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AT8 32X
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Exclusive ABIT Engineered motherboard
technology designed for unprecedented power,
convenience, and control over your PC.
Through this unique ABIT Engineered
heat-pipe Silent OTES™ design, heat
generated by the chipset can be efficiently
and noiselessly conducted to the back panel. |
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| -ATI
Graphics Part 2: X1K Family / X1900XT Video |
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| ATI's new Radeon® X1000 video
chipsets are out! The
X1300, X1600, X1800, and X1900 series graphics cards deliver
unique quality-enhancing features offered exclusively by
ATI.
This new series has
basically four families, each one for a distinct market
segment: Radeon X1300 for the entry-level market, Radeon
X1600 for the mid-range market and Radeon X1800 for the
high-end market, and the Radeon X1900 for the extreme
performance market.
The most powerful Radeon
X1K family video card is ATI Radeon X1900XTX Graphics
Processing Unit (GPU), which features dual DVI-I
ports, 512MB DDR3 video memory, two HDTV outputs, 650Mhz
core clock, and supports a 2048x1536 maximum screen
resolution. The X1900XTX supports the finest in graphics
technology, including Avivo Video and Display Engine,
CrossFire multi-VPU (video processing unit) technology. It
is built using an amazing
384 million
transistors on 90nm fabrication with an architecture
Ultra-Threaded Shader
Engine Support for Microsoft® Direct X®9.0 Shader
Model 3.0. |
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ASI SKU# 44972 |
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RADEON X1900XTX (DDR3 /2DHTV/ 512M) |
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This high-end performance graphic card
supports the finest in graphics technology,
including Avivo Video and Display Engine,
CrossFire multi-VPU technology,
Ultra-Threaded and Shader Engine. Combined
with unique ASUS innovations such as
SPLENDID Video Intelligence Technology for
intelligent video enhancement and
interactive gaming features, the all-new
ASUS card delivers the ultimate in computer
visual enjoyment.
:: ASI # 1 Choice for Performance Graphic
Card (Single or Dual) :: |
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| ATI Radeon
X1K Family Matrix |
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Model |
Year |
Code-name |
Bus
interface |
Memory max (MiB) |
Core
clock max (MHz) |
Memory
clock max (MHz) |
Pipes x
TMU's
x
VPU's |
Fillrate
max (MT/s) |
Memory |
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Bandwidth (GiB/s) |
Bus type |
Bus
width (bit) |
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Radeon X1900 XTX |
Jan 2006 |
R580 |
PCIe x16 |
512 |
650 |
1550 (775 DDR) |
16(48)x1x8 |
10400 (31200) |
49.60 |
GDDR-3 |
256 |
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Radeon X1900 Crossfire
Edition |
Jan 2006 |
R580 |
PCIe x16 |
512 |
625 |
1450 (725 DDR) |
16(48)x1x8 |
10000 (30000) |
46.40 |
GDDR-3 |
256 |
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Radeon X1900 XT |
Jan 2006 |
R580 |
PCIe x16 |
512 |
625 |
1450 (725 DDR) |
16(48)x1x8 |
10000 (30000) |
46.40 |
GDDR-3 |
256 |
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X1900 |
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All-In-Wonder |
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Jan 2006 |
R580 |
PCIe x16 |
256 |
500 |
960 (480 DDR) |
16(48)x1x8 |
8000 (24000) |
30.72 |
GDDR-3 |
256 |
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Radeon X1800 XT |
Oct 2005 |
R520 |
PCIe x16 |
512 |
625 |
1500 (750 DDR) |
16x1x8 |
10000 |
48.00 |
GDDR-3 |
256 |
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Radeon X1800 XL |
Oct 2005 |
R520 |
PCIe x16 |
256 |
500 |
1000 (500 DDR) |
16x1x8 |
8000 |
32.00 |
GDDR-3 |
256 |
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Radeon X1600 XT |
Oct 2005 |
RV530 |
PCIe x16 |
128 |
590 |
1380 (690 DDR) |
4(12)x1x5 |
2360 (7080) |
22.08 |
GDDR-3 |
128 |
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Radeon X1600 Pro |
Oct 2005 |
RV530 |
PCIe x16 |
128, 256, 512 |
500 |
780 (390 DDR) |
4(12)x1x5 |
2000 (6000) |
12.48 |
GDDR-2 |
128 |
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Radeon X1300 Pro |
Oct 2005 |
RV515 |
PCIe x16 |
256 |
600 |
800 (400 DDR) |
4x1x2 |
2400 |
12.80 |
GDDR-2 |
128 |
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Radeon X1300 |
Oct 2005 |
RV515 |
PCIe x16 |
128, 256, 512 |
450 |
500 (250 DDR) |
4x1x2 |
1800 |
8.00 |
DDR |
128 |
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X1K Family line card partners: |
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ASI SKU |
Brand |
Model |
Memory |
Bus
interface |
Crossfire
Enabled
(can be master card) |
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44972 |
ASUS |
EAX1900XTX/2DHTV/512M |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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46279 |
ASUS |
EAX1900XT CROSSFIRE/2DH |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44974 |
ASUS |
EAX1900XT/2DHTV/512M |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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43038
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ASUS
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EAX1800XT/2DHTV/512M |
512MB
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PCIe x16
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Yes
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44533 |
ASUS |
EAX1600XT SLNT/TVD/256 |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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45036 |
ASUS |
EAX1600PRO/TD/512M |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44538 |
ASUS |
EAX1600PRO/TD/256M |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44546 |
ASUS |
EAX1300PRO/TD/256M |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44547 |
ASUS |
EAX1300/TD/128M |
128MB
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PCIe x16
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Yes
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44766 |
ATI |
X1900XTX 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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44955 |
ATI |
X1900CF 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44764 |
ATI |
X1900XT 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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45545 |
ATI |
AIW
X1900 256 DDR3
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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42366 |
ATI |
X1800XT 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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41765 |
ATI |
X1800XL 256M DDR3
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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43365 |
ATI |
AIW
X1800XL 256M
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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45541 |
ATI |
X1600Pro 512M DDR2
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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45543 |
ATI |
X1300Pro 256M DDR
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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43853 |
ATI |
X1300
256M DDR
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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45033 |
GigaByte |
X1900XTX 512 DDR
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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45037 |
GigaByte |
X1900XT 512 DDR
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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44734 |
GigaByte |
X1600XT 256M
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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45201 |
MSI |
X1900XTX 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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45205 |
MSI |
X1900XT 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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43579 |
MSI |
RX1600XT-T2D256E PCI-E |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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43578 |
MSI |
RX1600PRO-TD256E PCI-E |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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43577 |
MSI |
RX1300PRO-TD256E PCI-E |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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46423 |
PowerColor |
X1900XTX 512M DDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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46432 |
PowerColor |
X1900CF 512M GDDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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46430 |
PowerColor |
X1900XT 512M GDDR3
Retail |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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43594 |
PowerColor |
X1600XT 256M GDDR3
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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45914 |
PowerColor |
X1600XT 256M GDDR3
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44707 |
PowerColor |
X1600PRO 256M DDR2
Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44706 |
PowerColor |
X1300
256M DDR2 Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44768 |
Sapphire |
X1900XTX 512 DDR3 Bulk |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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44954 |
Sapphire |
X1900CF 512M DDR3 Bulk |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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44767 |
Sapphire |
X1900XT 512M DDR3 Bulk |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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42642 |
Sapphire |
X1800XT 512M DDR3 Bulk |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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46417 |
Sapphire |
X1800XT 256M DDR3 Retail |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
No |
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43854 |
Sapphire |
X1600XT 256M DDR3 Lite |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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43427 |
Sapphire |
X1600PRO 512M DDR2 Lite |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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43426 |
Sapphire |
X1600PRO 256M DDR2 Lite |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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42967 |
Sapphire |
X1300PRO 256M DDR Lite |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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42640 |
Sapphire |
X1300 512M DDR2 Lite |
512MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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42448 |
Sapphire |
X1300 256M DDR Lite |
256MB |
PCIe x16 |
Yes |
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AMD
Multi-Core Processor Update |
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Multi-core processors are the future of personal
computing and AMD is a leader in the field.
AMD 64
processors were designed from the start (since 1999) to
add a second core and AMD was the first processor
manufacturer to release dual core CPUs on the market,
first the dual core Opterons and then quickly followed
by the X2 series of dual-core Athlon 64. This move
improved an already popular and impressive line-up which
has continued to grow. We will be taking a closer look
at both desktop and server market and the choices
available to PC system builders. First we will take a
look at how AMD's dual-core technology directly compares
to Intel's. |
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AMD
versus Intel |
There are
several major design differences between how AMD and
Intel implement multi-core technology.
While it is difficult to directly compare the two in
every situation (with so many processors and different
types of systems it must be an individual decision) here
are some general comparison insights.
Intel dual-core
processors combine two cores into a single package, each
with their own Level 2 cache, and communication between
the cores is done via the Front Side Bus (FSB). AMD's
dual core processors are based on DCA or Direct Connect
Architecture which helps reduce
bottlenecks of system architecture because everything is
directly connected to the CPU including the IO and the
memory controller.
Intel still has raw clock
speed advantages over AMD and has recently moved to the
more efficient 65nm cores with the Pentium D 900 series
but AMD has a solid architectural platform which was
designed from the beginning for multi-cores and performs
well in many benchmarks.
More details on AMD dual core (opens interactive
flash animation). To compare more features see chart
below: |
Desktop Dual-Core
Competitive Comparison
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AMD
Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual-Core
Processor |
Intel Pentium D™
Dual-Core Processor |
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Infrastructure
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Socket 939
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Socket LGA775
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Process Technology
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90 nanometer, SOI (silicon
on insulator)
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90 nanometer / 65 nanometer
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Core
Clockrate |
2.0
GHz up to 2.6 GHz |
2.66
GHz up to 3.73 GHz (the 965
Extreme Edition) |
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Number of Transistors
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154 to 233 million
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230 million
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64-bit code
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AMD 64
Instructions
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Enhanced Virus Protection |
Yes
(with OS support) |
Execute Disable Bit (with OS
support) |
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System Bus Technology |
HyperTransport™ technology up to
2000MHz, full duplex |
Front Side Bus @ 800 MHz, half
duplex (1066MHz for PEE) |
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Memory Controller |
Integrated memory controller,
128-bit + 16-bit ECC unbuffered
PC3200, PC 2700, PC 2100, or
PC1600 |
Chipset on motherboard
determines memory support (DDDR1
or DDR2 up to 800MHz) |
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Total Processor-to-System
Bandwidth |
HyperTransport technology: up to
8.0 GB/s
Memory bandwidth: up to 6.4 GB/s
Total: up to 14.4 GB/s |
Total: up to 6.4 GB/s (on 800
FSB) |
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3D &
Multimedia instructions |
3DNow!(TM) technology, SSE2,
SSE3 |
SSE2, SSE3 |
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Chipset support |
NVIDIA: Nforce4 Series chipsets
ATI: Radeon Xpress 200 Series
chipsets
VIA: K8 Series chipsets
SiS: 75x Series chipsets or
greater |
Intel: 945/955/975 Series
NVIDIA: Nforce4 Series chipsets |
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Total Designed Power (TDP) |
89W
or 110W |
95W
or 130W (90-nanometer) |
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Athlon 64 X2
Goes Mainstream + New Socket Preview |
In
less than a year the dual-core AMD Athlon 64 X2
series has moved into mainstream price points and
will eventually dominate a large portion of the desktop
market as consumers realize the many benefits of dual
core technology such as improved multitasking. Now is
the time for PC system builders and resellers to really
utilize and feature this technology on their systems.
In a related note there
will soon be released the new AMD processor socket known
as AM2. The AM2 socket is a next generation desktop
processor interface which will bring DDR2 memory support
to the Athlon 64 processor with DDR2-compatible on-die
memory controller. The sockets are NOT backwards
compatible with current processors. Of course all the
major motherboard manufacturers will probably have at
least one AM2 Socket board out shortly after launch. The
official launch will be around June so you will have
wait a little while for more information and available
products.
The chart below shows
current Socket 939 product. AM2 processors will be
revealed in a future issue. |
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SKU |
CPU Model |
Socket |
Speed |
L2 cache |
Product
Code |
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39118 |
Athlon 64 X2 3800+ |
Socket 939 |
2.0 GHz |
512KB per core |
ADA3800BVBOX
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37941 |
Athlon 64 X2 4200+ |
Socket 939 |
2.2 GHz |
512KB per core |
ADA4200BVBOX |
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37942 |
Athlon 64 X2 4400+ |
Socket 939 |
2.2 GHz |
1024KB per core |
ADA4400CDBOX
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37943 |
Athlon 64 X2 4600+ |
Socket 939 |
2.4 GHz |
512KB per core |
ADA4600BVBOX |
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37944 |
Athlon 64 X2 4800+ |
Socket 939 |
2.4 GHz |
1024KB per core |
ADA4800CDBOX |
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43918 |
Athlon
64 X2 FX-60 |
Socket 939 |
2.6 GHz |
1024KB per core |
ADAFX60CDBOX |
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Dual Core
Opterons - 100 / 200 / 800 Series |
| Launched approximately
one year ago the dual-core series has further fueled
interest in the Opteron processors and the server space
where they continue to gain share. The 100 Series
Opteron are the latest entries into the race and the
first in Socket 939 package, bring dual core Opteron to
many existing motherboards. The main advantage of
Opteron over Intel is the Direct Connect Architecture
and HyperTransport Links which is perfect for multi-core
processors |
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SKU |
Model |
Speed |
Series |
L2 cache |
Core |
AMD # |
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42042 |
Opteron dual core
model 165 |
1.8
GHz |
100 Series Socket
939(one-way) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA165CDBOX
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42043 |
Opteron dual core
model 170 |
2.0
GHz |
100 Series Socket
939(one-way) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA170CDBOX
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42044 |
Opteron dual core
model 175 |
2.2
GHz |
100 Series Socket
939(one-way) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA175CDBOX
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42045 |
Opteron dual core
model 180 |
2.4
GHz |
100 Series Socket
939(one-way) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA180CDBOX
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47232 |
Opteron dual core
model 185 |
2.6
GHz |
100 Series Socket
939(one-way) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA185CDBOX |
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37185 |
Opteron dual core model 265 |
1.8
GHz
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200 series Socket
940 (up to two processor per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core
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90nm
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OSA265FAA6CB
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37184 |
Opteron dual core model 270 |
2.0
GHz |
200 series Socket
940 (up to two processor per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core
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90nm |
OSA270FAA6CB |
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37183 |
Opteron dual core model 275 |
2.2
GHz
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200 series Socket
940 (up to two processor per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core
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90nm |
OSA275FAA6CB
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40739 |
Opteron dual core model 280 |
2.4
GHz
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200 series Socket
940 (up to two processor per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA280CBBOX
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45186 |
Opteron dual core model 285 |
2.6
GHz
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200 series Socket
940 (up to two processor per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA285CBBOX
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37182 |
Opteron dual core model 865 |
1.8
GHz |
800 series Socket
940 (up to eight processors per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA865FKM6BS
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37181 |
Opteron dual core model 870 |
2.0
GHz
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800 series Socket
940 (up to eight processors per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA870FKM6BS
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37179 |
Opteron dual core model 875 |
2.2
GHz
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800 series Socket
940 (up to eight processors per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA875FKM6BS |
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40741 |
Opteron dual core model 880 (tray - no heatsink) |
2.4
GHz |
800 series Socket
940 (up to eight processors per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA880FAA6CC |
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47627 |
Opteron dual core model 885 |
2.6
GHz |
800 series Socket
940 (up to eight processors per system) |
L2=1MB Per Core |
90nm |
OSA885CCWOF
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AMD Roadmap
- What does the future hold? |
| The future is looking
very interesting for AMD multi-core strategies as new
features become market place reality. DDR2 memory
support, new RAS features (Reliability, Availability and
Serviceability), Virtualization, 65nm cores, and very
high power-efficiency are coming in the near future.
Further down the line, by
2007 and into 2008, we will see processors with more
than two cores, shared L3 caches, Direct Connect
Architecture 2.0, FBDIMM support (for servers), DDR3
memory support, and much more. It will be exciting
indeed to see these changes unfold and give consumers
more choices and greater processing power per dollar.
AMD Three Year Product Outlook -
http://www.amdcompare.com/prodoutlook |
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Intel® Viiv™
Technology Barebones Matrix |
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AOpen
EPC945-m8 (SKU 44675) |
Shuttle
SD36G5M (SKU 46624) |
Features
- Visually
Integrates with Home Theater and other CE
Devices
- Integrated MCE
Remote Dongle and Remote Included
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Features
- Silent X
Technology w/ Integrated Cooling Engine
- Compatible w/
XPC Accessories
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Specifications |
Specifications |
| CPU |
Socket T LGA775 |
CPU |
LGA775 Pentium 4 &
Pentium D 533/800/1066
Dual Core Processors Supported |
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Chipset |
Intel 945G + ICH7DH |
Chipset |
Intel 945G + ICH7DH |
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Memory |
4x DDR2 533/667MHz.
Dual Channel (4GB Max) |
Memory |
2x DDR2 400/533MHz.
Dual Channel (2GB Max) |
| Audio |
Intel HD Audio
with 7.1 Channel Support |
Audio |
Realtek ALC822 HD Audio
with 7.1 Channel Support |
| LAN |
Intel 82573L LAN
Gigabit 10-100-1000 |
LAN |
Intel 82573L LAN
Gigabit 10/100/1000 |
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Wireless LAN |
not included (add low
profile wireless or USB wireless LAN) |
Wireless LAN |
Optional |
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PSU |
Active PFC 375W
(20+4-pin w/ 8cm fan) |
PSU |
SilentX 250W |
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Dimensions |
430mm x 89mm x 325mm
(W x H x D) |
Dimensions |
310mm x 200mm x 185mm
(L x W x H) |
| Video |
Onboard Intel GMA950 |
Video |
Onboard Intel GMA950 |
| Video
Out |
DVI (by ADD2 card),
Component, VGA |
Video
Out |
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| TV
Tuner |
not included (add low
profile tuner from XFX under ASI SKU 46674) |
TV
Tuner |
not included (add PCI or
external tuner) |
| PCI-E |
1 x16 (Low Profile)
1 x1 (Low Profile) |
PCI-E |
1 x16 |
| PCI |
2 (Low Profile) |
PCI |
1 |
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ECS P60
(SKU TBD) |
AOpen
MiniPC MP945-VX (SKU 47692) |
Features
- Smallest
Footprint available in a Viiv Machine
- Horizontal or
Vertical Configuration
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Features
- DVI &
Component
connection
- 6.5" x 6.5"
x 1.95"
Footprint
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Specifications |
Specifications |
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CPU |
Socket T LGA775 Dual Core Duo (Yonah) 667MHz. FSB |
CPU |
Socket T LGA775 Dual Core Duo (Yonah) 667MHz. FSB |
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Chipset |
Intel
945GM + ICH7DH |
Chipset |
Intel
945G + ICH7M-DH |
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Memory |
DDR2
533/667MHz.
Dual Channel (2GB Max) |
Memory |
DDR2
533/667MHz. (1GB Max) |
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Audio |
HD
Audio
Includes SPDIF Output |
Audio |
5.1
Channel HD Audio (Realtek ALC880(D))
Includes SPDIF Output |
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LAN |
Intel
GigaLAN 10/100/1000 |
LAN |
10/100/1000MB Ethernet LAN |
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Wireless LAN |
Optional Mini-PCI |
Wireless LAN |
Optional Mini-PCI |
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PSU |
external AC Adapter (notebook style) |
PSU |
external AC Adapter (notebook style) |
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Dimensions |
230mm
x 197.5mm x 42mm
(L x W x H) |
Dimensions |
50mm
x 165mm x 165xx
(H x L x W) |
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Video |
Onboard Intel GMA950 |
Video |
Onboard Intel GMA950 |
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Video Out |
DVI
Output, (Component, S-Video, Composite out via
Dongle) |
Video Out |
Component Video, S-Video, DVI Outputs |
| TV
Tuner |
Mini-PCI TV Tuner w/ Coaxial connector
Supports PAL, NTSC, SECAM |
TV
Tuner |
not
included (add USB tuner) |
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PCI-E |
N/A |
PCI-E |
N/A |
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PCI |
N/A |
PCI |
N/A |
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NAS
Device Update |
| Add Network Storage
Anywhere! We would like to
introduce you to two new NAS products, one from Intel and
the other from Infrant. Both are innovative yet
practical and are a perfect way to add storage to your
network. |
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Intel SS4000-E
(ASK SKU#
46626) |
First the
Intel
SS4000-E is an excellent compact NAS device that
supports four SATA hard drives and provides affordable data protection
for small to medium size businesses. Complete and
advanced data protection is provided through support for
RAID Levels 10, 5 and 1. It
can connect to a Gigabit Ethernet network (in fact it
has two Gigabit LAN ports) and can act as
a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server or as
a
DHCP client for easy network configuration. It also
supports remote boot.
The SS4000-E is ideal for
protecting valuable data and quickly restoring from a
backup (built in backup and restore utility). With a convenient
web interface, the SS4000-E
provides security by limiting access to shared folders
by user or group level authentication. Shared file
permissions such as "read/write" or "read only" access
can be set. It works with
Windows, Linux or Macintosh users on the network with
user name, password protection, and managed access in
local workgroups. . |
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Easy to use (built in setup
Wizard), compact, and powerful the SS4000-E is really
the perfect NAS solution for many companies.
For more
information download this Intel product brief
Download Product Brief |
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Infrant
ReadyNAS
NV1
(ASI SKU# 45064) |
| Infrant's new NAS
offering, the ReadyNAS NV1, takes an innovative approach
to RAID. Like many of their ReadyNAS products this one
supports up to four SATA hard drives and a Gigabit Ethernet
connection for fast network performance.
The
new idea here is Infrant's own technology called X-RAID
for "automatic volume expansion." With Infrant's own
X-RAID™ technology, users with no prior knowledge of
RAID can expand their RAID volume without special
knowledge. Simply plug a new disk in, and the automatic
volume expansion takes over, securing your data while
the expansion takes place. The NV model can also act as
an excellent media storage device for the entire network
and also as a print server.
Also
very interesting feature is the new Backup Button. New with the
ReadyNAS NV is the Backup Button on the front,
conveniently located next to the front USB port. Simply
connect a USB storage device to the port and press the
button, and all your data in your backup share on the
ReadyNAS gets backed up to the USB device. It's as
simple as that!
Example of the ReadyNAS
NV on your network: |
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NVIDIA
GeForce 7900 Series |
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Nvidia introduces three
new members to their graphics family with the 7900 GTX, 7900 GT and 7600 GT
series video cards.
They're all made using a 90nm manufacturing process (Nvidia's
previous performance GPUs were made on a 110nm process). The
new design specifications, the 7900 GTX's GPU (code-named
"G71") merely seems to be a die-shrinks G70, but when you
look again, you realize one important facts: the G71 is
missing 24 million transistors all while retaining the same
number of pixel shader units, vertex shader units, and ROPs.
The 7900GT and 7600GT GPUs. The 7900GT is the clocked down
version of the mighty 7900GTX and comes with half of the
memory onboard, while the 7600GT is based on another core,
G73, and targets at the value-customer and conscience
gamers. |
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If King Kong had a computer this would be his video
card!
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The first
major benefit to NVIDIA comes in the form of die size. The
original G70 is a 334mm*2 chip, while the new 90nm GPUs are
196mm*2 and 125mm*2 for G71 and G73.
There are eight 32MB on-board memory chips from Samsung
rated at 1.42ns (700MHz). EVGA selects and tests the highest
performing memory chips for their Super clocked models.
The
effective data rate of the GeForce 7900 GT Super clocked is
1580MHz, which is 130MHz higher than there reference
specification. The heat sink and fan is still the
same two slot design as used on the 7800 GTX 512. It is much
quieter than even the fan on the 7800 GTX 256MB or the 7900
GT. The
7900 GTX is equipped with two dual-link DVI connectors,
enabling you to drive a pair of 30" LCD displays at 2560 x
1600 resolution (per display) if you feel the need to. |
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NVIDIA
GeForce 7900 Product Lineup Specifications |
|
GPU |
pixel processors |
vertex processors |
Bus |
Memory Type/Amount |
GPU Speed |
RAM Speed |
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GeForce 7900 GTX |
24 |
8 |
256-bit |
GDDR3/512MB |
650-700MHz |
1600
MHz |
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GeForce 7900 GT |
24 |
8 |
256-bit |
GDDR3/256MB |
450MHz |
1320
MHz |
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GeForce
7600 GT |
12 |
5 |
128-bit |
GDDR3/256MB |
560MHz |
1400MHz |
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GeForce 7800 GTX |
24 |
8 |
256-bit |
GDDR3/512MB |
560MHz |
1600 MHz |
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GeForce 7800 GTX |
24 |
8 |
256-bit |
GDDR3/256MB |
430MHz |
1200MHz |
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GeForce 7800 GT |
20 |
7 |
256-bit |
GDDR3/256MB |
400MHz |
1000MHz |
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GeForce 7800 GS |
16 |
6 |
256-bit |
GDDR3/256MB |
375MHz |
1200MHz |
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The
7900GTX and 7900GT both have identical cores and there were
minimal enhancements. The GeForce 7900 series have been
updated with new specifications in both the GT and GTX. For
a product that's close to top of the line, the GeForce 7900
GT requires very simple cooling and this is all the new G71
core and the competent memory parts that require no active
cooling at their stock operating speed of 1320MHz DDR3.
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The 7900 GT is based on the same
G71 core with the same number of pipes and all. The clock
speeds are bit lower at 450
MHz core and 600
MHz on the memory bus with
256 MB of GDDR3.
The vertex core runs a smidge faster at 470 MHz. The GT also
has support for two dual-link DVI outputs, but only has a
single slot cooler
The GeForce 7900 GT appears to be one of the best products
in terms of price and performance. The 7900 GT card also
comes equipped with two dual-link enabled DVI outputs,
allowing support for massive 30" LCD screens. The card also
supports HDTV / S-Video outputs, not all manufacture will
have this support port on the card and also the cables that
is needed to connect to the TV. |
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Both the GeForce
7900 GT and 7900 GTX cards are powered by a new GPU,
Nvidia's codename G71. The G71, is a minor update on the
already established G70 architecture which was featured on
the GeForce 7800 lineup of cards. G71's big feature is that
it is manufactured on a 90 nanometer manufacturing process
and support Dual-Link DVI, Going to 90 nanometer also, in
theory, should allow the GPU to consume less power and
create less heat, and at the same time allowing the chip to
be over-clocked higher then the base speed from Nvidia's
base cards. |
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Specifications
NVIDIA®
CineFX® 4.0 Shading Architecture
- Vertex
Shaders
- Support
for Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Vertex Shader
3.0
-
Displacement mapping
- Geometry
instancing
- Infinite
length vertex programs
- Pixel
Shaders
- Support
for DirectX 9.0 Pixel Shader 3.0
- Full
pixel branching support
- Support
for Multiple Render Targets (MRTs)
- Infinite
length pixel programs
-
Next-Generation Texture Engine
-
Accelerated texture access
- Up to 16
textures per rendering pass
- Support
for 16-bit floating point format and
32-bit floating point format
- Support
for non-power of two textures
- Support
for sRGB texture format for gamma
textures
- DirectX
and S3TC texture compression
- Full 128-bit
studio-quality floating point precision
through the entire rendering pipeline with
native hardware support for 32bpp, 64bpp,
and 128bpp rendering modes
64-Bit Texture Filtering and Blending
- Delivers
true high dynamic-range (HDR) lighting
support
- Full
floating point support throughout entire
pipeline
- Floating
point filtering improves the quality of
images in motion
- Floating
point texturing drives new levels of clarity
and image detail
- Floating
point frame buffer blending gives detail to
special effects like motion blur and
explosions
NVIDIA® Intelli-sample™ 4.0 Technology
- Advanced 16x
anisotropic filtering (with up to 128 taps)
-
Blistering-fast anti-aliasing and
compression performance
-
Gamma-adjusted rotated-grid anti-aliasing
removes jagged edges for incredible image
quality
- Transparent
multisampling and transparent super-sampling
modes boost anti-aliasing quality to new
levels
- Support for
normal map compression
- Support for
advanced lossless compression algorithms for
color, texture, and z-data at even higher
resolutions and frame rates
- Fast z-clear
NVIDIA® Ultra Shadow™ II Technology
- Designed to
enhance the performance of shadow-intensive
games
NVIDIA® SLI™ Technology
- Patented
hardware and software technology allows two
GeForce-based graphics cards to run in
parallel to scale performance and enhance
image quality on today's top titles.
- Quad SLI
technology enables SLI support for four
GPUs, providing mind-blowing performance and
image quality at extreme resolutions
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NVIDIA® PureVideo™ Technology
- Dedicated
on-chip video processor
-
High-definition H.264, MPEG2 and WMV9 decode
acceleration
- Advanced
spatial-temporal de-interlacing
- Inverse
telecine (2:2 and 3:2 pull-down correction)
- High-quality
video scaling
- Video color
correction
- Microsoft®
Video Mixing Renders (VMR) supports multiple
video windows with full video quality and
features in each window
NVIDIA® Turbo Cache™ Technology
- Combines the
capacity and bandwidth of dedicated video
memory with dynamically allocated system
memory to dramatically turbo charge
performance
Built for Microsoft® Windows Vista
-
Third-generation GPU architecture built for
Windows Vista
- Delivers
best possible experience when running
Windows Vista 3D graphical user interface
- New OS
supported by renowned NVIDIA® Unified Driver
Architecture (UDA) for maximum stability and
reliability
- NVIDIA® Pure
Video™ technology delivers high-quality VMR
pipeline for best-in-class video for Windows
Vista
Advanced Display Functionality
- Dual
integrated 400MHz RAMDACs for analog display
resolutions up to and including 2048x1536 at
85Hz
- Dual-link
DVI capability to drive the industry's
largest and highest resolution digital flat
panel displays up to 2560x16003
- Integrated
HDTV encoder provides analog TV-output
(Component/Composite/S-Video) up to 1080i
resolution
- Full NVIDIA®
nView® multi-display technology capability
High Speed Interfaces
- Designed for
PCI Express x16
- Designed for
high-speed GDDR3 memory1
NVIDIA® Digital Vibrance Control® (DVC) 3.0
Technology
- DVC color
controls
- DVC image
sharpening controls
Operating Systems
- Windows
XP/Windows XP 64
- Built for
Microsoft Windows Vista
- Windows 2000
- Linux
- Macintosh OS
X
API
Support
- Complete
DirectX support, including the latest
version of Microsoft DirectX 9.0 Shader
Model 3.0
- Full OpenGL
support, including OpenGL 2.0
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7800 GTX |
7800 GTX 512 |
X1900 XTX |
7900 GTX |
7900GT |
7600 GT |
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Architecture |
G70 |
G70 |
R580 |
G71 |
G71 |
G73 |
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Manufacturing Process |
110 nm |
110 nm |
90
nm |
90 nm |
90 nm |
90 nm |
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Transistor Counts |
302M |
302M |
384M |
278M |
278M |
177M |
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Pixel Pipelines |
24 |
24 |
48 |
24 |
24 |
12 |
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Vertex Pipelines |
8 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
8 |
5 |
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Render Outputs |
16 |
16 |
16 |
16 |
16 |
8 |
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Core Clock (MHz) |
430 |
550 |
650 |
650/700 |
450/470 |
560 |
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Fill rate (Giga-pixels) |
6.88 |
8.8 |
10.4 |
10.4 |
7.2 |
4.48 |
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Memory Clock speed (MHz) |
1200 |
1700 |
1550 |
800/1600 |
660/1320 |
1400 |
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Memory Interface |
256-bit |
256-bit |
256-bit |
256-bit |
256-bit |
128-bit |
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Memory Bandwidth (GB/s) |
38.40 |
54.40 |
49.60 |
51.20 |
42.2 |
22.40 |
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Memory Size (MB) |
256 |
512 |
512 |
512 |
256 |
256 |
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ASI SKU |
Models |
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46620 |
EVGA VCX N565
7900GT 550MHz CO 256MB |
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46594 |
EVGA VCX N563 7900GT
500MHz CO 256MB |
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46593 |
EVGA VCX N570
7900GTX 650MHz 512MB |
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46619 |
EVGA VCX N575 7900GTX
690MHz 512MB |
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46277 |
MSI VCX
7900GT PCI-E 16X 450MHz 256MB |
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46276 |
MSI VCX 7900GTX PCX 16X
650MHz 512MB |
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47073 |
ASUS VCX
EN7900GT/2DHT/256M 450MHz |
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46628 |
ASUS VCX EN7900GTX/2DHTV/512M
650MHz |
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46830 |
XFX VCX
7900GT EXTREME 550MHz 256MB |
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46828 |
XFX VCX 7900GT OC
520MHZ 256MB |
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46738 |
XFX VCX
7900GTX OC 665MHZ 512M |
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46591 |
XFX VCX 7900GTX OC
675MHZ 512M |
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46670 |
XFX VCX
7900GTX OC 690MHZ 512M |
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46831 |
XFX VCX 7900GT
560MHz EDTN 256MB |
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46590 |
XFX VCX
7900GTX 650MHZ 512M |
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46592 |
XFX VCX 7900GT
470MHz 256MB DUAL DVI
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Introducing nVidia
Business Platform

Business is about evolution. A company who become content
with their products and don't diversify stand to become
stagnant and irrelevant. NVIDIA has continued to grow and
evolve throughout their history and they continue to do so
today.
While being one of the two major players in the desktop
and console graphics market, NVIDIA has not rested on their
success, they have instead worked to bring themselves into
different markets such as chipsets and now an entire
business platform model. While other manufacturers have presented
business platform products with limited success in the past, NVIDIA
hopes that by offering a complete high quality platform
with a select group of manufacturing partners, to succeed
where others have not. NVIDIA has the advantage of being
able to offer a comprehensive package to the marketplace by
utilizing it's own proprietary advanced technology and relying on partners
that have proven to be leaders in their fields.
What is the NVIDIA
Business Platform?
In order to reduce total cost of ownership for computer
systems in a corporate environment, IT utilization must be
reduced to a minimum. By qualifying specific hardware
products and vendors, NVIDIA can guarantee a stable,
unchanging platform from which to build systems for a
specified period of time. This allows you to rely on a
single corporate image and driver platform from which to
base all of your configurations on.
The core principals that NVIDIA has based it's Business
Platform off of are Quality, Stability, Longevity,
Manageability, and Security.
- Quality - Exhaustive testing by NVIDIA &
certification process for ODMs and System Builders
- Stability - Once qualified, customers can
purchase identical NVIDIA Business Platform systems
throughout the year
- Longevity - Each generation guaranteed
available to purchase for one year and supported for
three years
- Manageability - Certified remote management
solutions from leading ISVs
- Security - Hardware-based firewall and TPM-compliant
security chip
Based on a yearly cadence model, NVIDIA's Stable Image
Program allows for a 3 month evaluation period followed by a
12 month production run and then a 24 month support cycle.
With overlapping evaluation periods at the end of the
previous generations production run, NVIDIA insures a smooth
transition between newer and older generations of hardware
which is solidified by the use of their patented Unified
Driver Architecture. Generational cross compatibility, a
feature that no other manufacturer offers.
By designing systems based on two separate usage
models, one for basic business system use and the other for
performance use, NVIDIA is able to offer solutions ranging
from onboard to discreet graphics, multiple video output
options, and varying PCI and PCI-Express slot
configurations.
NVIDIA Business
Platform Partners
NVIDIA developed their Business Platform in conjunction
with several partners who's reputations for quality and
performance are well known in the industry. For the
processor, NVIDIA has teamed up with AMD to bring their
NVIDIA Business Platform to life. AMD, already familiar with
the playing field through it's own CSIP (Commercial Stable
Image Platform), is working with NVIDIA to insure that the
processor side of the platform is held down and maintained
in the same stability period as the overall platform which
covers the evaluation, production, and support period.
By having a good, reliable, and available processor
platform to work from, the ability to target small and
medium sized businesses, and governments and educational
organizations is simplified. AMD processors have been proven
to run cooler and to use less power than their current
competitors and have received very positive reviews
throughout the industry over the past several years.
NVIDIA Business
Platform Certified Processors
| ASI SKU |
Specification |
CPU Type |
| 37319 |
Athlon 64
(939-pin) 4000+ |
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| 36946 |
Athlon 64
(939-pin) 3800+ |
| 37190 |
Athlon 64
(939-pin) 3700+ |
| 36945 |
Athlon 64
(939-pin) 3500+ |
| 36944 |
Athlon 64
(939-pin) 3200+ |
| 37944 |
Athlon 64 X2
(939-pin) 4800+ |
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| 37943 |
Athlon 64 X2
(939-pin) 4600+ |
| 37941 |
Athlon 64 X2
(939-pin) 4200+ |
On the motherboard side of the platform, NVIDIA has
selected ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and Foxconn as the partners of
choice. Each vendor has a long history of providing quality
products and backing them up with service and support which
is first rate.
NVIDIA Business
Platform Certified Motherboards
| ASI SKU |
Manufacturer |
NVIDIA Business Platform
Model# |
Manufacturer Model # |
Image |
| 48448 |
ASUS |
NBP2005 - Essential |
A8N-VM/CSM/NBP |
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| 46885 |
Gigabyte |
NBP2005 - Essential |
GA-K8N51PVM9-RH-NV |
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| 46902 |
MSI |
NBP2005 - Essential |
K8NGM2-NBP |
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| N/A |
Foxconn |
NBP2005 - Essential |
6150BK8MC-EKRS |
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NVIDIA Business
Platform Offerings
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NVIDIA Business Platform
Essential |
NVIDIA Business Platform
Performance |
| CPU |
AMD CSIP CPU |
AMD CSIP CPU |
| GPU Type |
NVIDIA GeForce 6150 |
NVIDIA GeForce 6200 |
| MCP |
NVIDIA nForce4 430 |
NVIDIA nForce4 430 |
| NVIDIA MediaShield |
Yes |
Yes |
| NVIDIA ActiveArmor Firewall |
Yes |
Yes |
| PureVideo |
Yes |
Yes |
| DirectX 9.0 Shader Model 3.0
Support |
Yes |
Yes |
| DVI |
Yes |
Yes |
| VGA |
Yes |
Yes |
| TV Out |
No |
Yes |
| MPEG-2 / WMV9 Playback |
HD (720p / 1080i) |
HD (720p / 1080i) |
| Video Scaling |
High Quality (5x4) |
High Quality (5x4) |
| Audio |
High-Definition |
High-Definition |
| SATA / PATA drives |
4 / 4 |
4 / 4 |
| PCI-Express |
1 x16
1 x1 |
1 x16
2 x1 |
| PCI |
2 |
4 |
| SATA speed |
3Gb/s |
3Gb/s |
| RAID |
0,1 |
0,1 |
| Ethernet |
10/100/1000 |
10/100/1000 |
| USB ports |
8 (4 front, 4 back) |
8 (4 front, 4 back) |
| Form Factor |
µATX |
ATX |
NVIDIA Technologies
As the driving force behind the NVIDIA Business
Platform, NVIDIA has utilized several of it's own market
leading technologies in order to offer the best possible
product to the market. Using their own GPU's, MCP's,
Forceware Software, and ActiveArmor Firewall Technology
allows them to keep strong controls on the quality of the
end product and allow for the confidence level afforded by
dealing with an industry leader
Why Switch to NVIDIA?
NVIDIA provides several advantages over it's
competition when searching for a stable platform to bring
into your organization.
Only certified business PC solution for channel
customers
The NVIDIA Business Platform delivers the only certified
stable image PC through the system builder and value-added
reseller (VAR) channel. NVIDIA conducts an exhaustive
certification process with motherboard manufacturers and
system builders to ensure that each NVIDIA Business Platform
PC meets the highest standards of quality for your business.
Only stable image program spanning integrated and
discreet graphics configurations
With top-to-bottom NVIDIA stable image support
across all PC configurations including both integrated and
discreet graphics, IT managers can reap the benefits of a
single stable image for all PCs in the enterprise and all
classes of business users.
Patented NVIDIA Unified Driver Architecture
provides forward and backward hardware and software
compatibility
Built on a foundation of forward and backward compatibility,
current and future generations of NVIDIA Business Platform
PCs will work seamlessly with NVIDIA Stable Image Program
Drivers, even from past years. Choose to upgrade your PC
environment on your schedule, not your vendors schedule.
NVIDIA hardware-based ActiveArmor Firewall protects
PCs from malicious spyware and hacker attacks
Hardware-based firewall technology protects PCs at the
network layer from virus, worm, and spyware attacks. Unlike
software-based firewall solutions, ActiveArmor cannot be
disabled by malicious code.
Designed around AMD CPUs, offering lower power
consumption, cooler thermals, and a whisper-quiet computing
environment
Superior performance in industry benchmarks and lower
thermal requirements position AMD processors as a compelling
alternative to the competition.
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