Wednesday, August 11th 2010

AMD Silently Deems Phenom II X6 1075T a Black Edition Part, Starts Listing in Europe

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AMD has expanded its Phenom II X6 market lineup with the Phenom II X6 1075T Black Edition model (model number: HDT75ZFBGRBOX), which has started hitting stores in Europe for as low as 227.35 EUR. Although the 1075T model has stayed in leaks and BIOS support lists ever since the series first surfaced, it is only now that we get to know that it's a Black Edition part. The chip carries a clock speed of 3.00 GHz, and with its unlocked BClk multiplier, helps with overclocking the chip. AMD already has a higher-priced, higher-clocked model, the 3.20 GHz Phenom II X6 1090T, and there's no indication that 1090T will be displaced from its current price point of ~250 EUR.

Based on the 45 nm "Thuban" die, the Phenom II X6 1075T features six cores, with a nominal speed of 3.00 GHz, that can increase by up to 400 MHz with load thanks to the TurboCore feature, the cores have dedicated L2 caches of 512 KB, and share an L3 cache of 6 MB. The chip comes in the AM3 package, and is backwards compatible with AM2+ socket, it supports both DDR3-1333 MHz and DDR2-1066 memory types, with room for higher frequencies. It has a TDP rated at 125W.

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28 Comments on AMD Silently Deems Phenom II X6 1075T a Black Edition Part, Starts Listing in Europe

#1
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
seems strange to place a lower down BE, once you factor in the unlocked multi it almost seems silly to buy the 1090T over this?
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#2
happita
Should be focusing on more important things, like tweaking the next gen Bulldozer :shadedshu
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#3
Meizuman
A bit like 9850 BE and 9950 BE back in the day. Only slight price and speed differences.
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#4
newtekie1
Semi-Retired Folder
MeizumanA bit like 9850 BE and 9950 BE back in the day. Only slight price and speed differences.
Or 955BE and 965BE.
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#5
naram-sin
Musselsseems strange to place a lower down BE, once you factor in the unlocked multi it almost seems silly to buy the 1090T over this?
Maybe, but, maybe it is a low(er)-quality silicon.

Anyhow, someone somewhere mentioned some kind of HT tech some months ago. And some kind of "multichannel" memory controller at that. What's with that now?!

Beggars can't be choosers, AMD, start working on gaining tech leadership (again!) or you are screwed.

All hail the underdog! :)
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#6
AlienIsGOD
Vanguard Beta Tester
And budget overclockers rejoiced at the news!!!
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#7
DrPepper
The Doctor is in the house
happitaShould be focusing on more important things, like tweaking the next gen Bulldozer :shadedshu
It probably doesn't take much effort releasing a BE product to be honest.
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#8
Unregistered
happitaShould be focusing on more important things, like tweaking the next gen Bulldozer :shadedshu
Yea or maybe fixing their issues with there chipsets supporting 6 gbps.. :shadedshu
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#9
ebolamonkey3
Depends how much that translates to USD, if it's $250~ then I can definitely see more people springing for this, who wouldn't have forked over $300 for the 1090T normally but would've gotten the 1055T.

Makes sense for AMD financially, especially if these are just lower binned 1090T chips and doesn't cost them anything extra besides changing a little number on the packaging. Basically just AMD trying to capitalize on all segments of the market.
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#11
Yellow&Nerdy?
A bit like the 965BE and 955BE. Although Intel is kind of an douche-bag corporation, they do have the faster CPUs. I hope that AMD manages to give Intel a run for it's money with Bulldozer, not that because I'm a AMD fanboy, but because it'll mix things up, make them more interesting and it benefits us buyers too.
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#12
HillBeast
Musselsseems strange to place a lower down BE, once you factor in the unlocked multi it almost seems silly to buy the 1090T over this?
The 1090T is guaranteed to do the those clock. Still this is a hot product and I can see it selling well. It really is making it tempting for AMD to be in my next build (not for my main system but in some computer of mine at least).
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#13
1Kurgan1
The Knife in your Back
Musselsseems strange to place a lower down BE, once you factor in the unlocked multi it almost seems silly to buy the 1090T over this?
Thats my current opinion vs the 1055t, even without the unlocked multi, on air or water the 1055t will do the same clocks or very close to the 1090 at a much lower price. So offering the unlocked multi at a lower price shouldn't change too much.
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#14
WarEagleAU
Bird of Prey
I am glad to see another part out even if it is a BE part.

Regarding the AMD getting back on top deal, I would like to see it. I am tired of seeing Digital Storm Online, Maingear, OverdrivePC, etc using Intel only. LOL.

Come on Bulldozer!
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#15
Unregistered
1Kurgan1Thats my current opinion vs the 1055t, even without the unlocked multi, on air or water the 1055t will do the same clocks or very close to the 1090 at a much lower price. So offering the unlocked multi at a lower price shouldn't change too much.
Maybe that's true, but does everyone have the skill to get a 1055t to 4ghz. I'm pretty sure that I don't and if we're talking a difference of $50 or so, I would want to spend that to start out at 3.2 rather than 3.0. Just sayin'.
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#16
Mindweaver
Moderato®™
twilythMaybe that's true, but does everyone have the skill to get a 1055t to 4ghz. I'm pretty sure that I don't and if we're talking a difference of $50 or so, I would want to spend that to start out at 3.2 rather than 3.0. Just sayin'.
I was able to set my 1055T to 4Ghz my first try. Actually it's never ran at stock speeds after i received it. It's also, been crunching strong @ 100% for months with a sunbeam core contact freezer. and it's rocking steady at 37c @ 100%. :rockout: Of course I can't say for every chip it will be that easy to oc. Mine my have came from the better part of the waffer. But I can say I'll be buying another one shortly... I hope.. hehehe

Edit: I like the temps a lot better on the 1055T, over my i7 860.
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#17
Unregistered
MindweaverI was able to set my 1055T to 4Ghz my first try. Actually it's never ran at stock speeds after i received it. It's also, been crunching strong @ 100% for months with a sunbeam core contact freezer. and it's rocking steady at 37c @ 100%. :rockout: Of course I can't say for every chip it will be that easy to oc. Mine my have came from the better part of the waffer. But I can say I'll be buying another one shortly... I hope.. hehehe

Edit: I like the temps a lot better on the 1055T, over my i7 860.
That's pretty amazing. My 1090t is at 4ghz but runs about 42C under load (WCG). I'm using a Xigmatek S1283 which is also a direct contact design, and Noctua thermal paste.
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#18
Kitkat
theres also a X2 560 someplace too
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#19
Mindweaver
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twilythThat's pretty amazing. My 1090t is at 4ghz but runs about 42C under load (WCG). I'm using a Xigmatek S1283 which is also a direct contact design, and Noctua thermal paste.
Hey that's not a bad temp either. What voltage are you at? I just checked the temps on it (I've not checked it in awhile..hehe) The room is around 73F and it's at 39c. It's been hot as hell here.. lol My air never switches off. Just to give you an Ideal this set for 70F and the temps in here are at 73F. but i do have a LOT of hardware in here...lol :roll:
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#20
Unregistered
A little over 1.35 IIRC (not at that rig right now). I hope you meant 73F and not C since otherwise, you're dead and just don't know it yet. :twitch: :laugh:

edit - I'm just messin' with you. I can't always tell when that's obvious and when I just sound like a dick. Anyway, temps in the "office" are around 78-80F (too lazy to do the conversion to C).
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#21
Mindweaver
Moderato®™
twilythA little over 1.35 IIRC (not at that rig right now). I hope you meant 73F and not C since otherwise, you're dead and just don't know it yet. :twitch: :laugh:
:roll: Good catch! but yea F not c..lol I'm ready to go.. it's been a long F'n day.. :roll:
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#22
suraswami
Happy to see new sku coming out, but where the heck is the 1035 (which I guess would be around $175 :D). Would be the perfect upgrade for my VM server from Quad to Hex and 24GB ram :D
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#23
Mindweaver
Moderato®™
+1 ^^ I like seeing the new sku as well, but I don't see a reason to buy anything other than the 1055T until the 1035 comes out.
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#24
crazyeyesreaper
Not a Moderator
id spring for a 1035T in a heart beat if its released
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#25
bear jesus
Just more offloading of chips that dont quite meet the needs of the higher models, i have to admit amd is pretty good at offloading as many cpu's per wafer as possible and the good thing is it helps provide a nice range of prices to fit most users budget's

plus it is always nice to see cheaper black editions for those on a smaller budget who want to keep the oc simple and just bump the multi up
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