Friday, October 7th 2011

AMD FX 8120 Listed on Ukrainian Store

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Less than a week ahead of its launch, a Ukrainian online store named Fixer started listing the AMD FX 8120 eight-core processor PIB (FD8120FRGUBOX). The store is listing the FX 8120 at 1791 UAH (US $223.5). According to the source, FX 8120 stocks arrived at Fixer's warehouse on the 5th of this month, and the product is listed since. The variant listed is the one with 95W TDP, there is a 125W TDP variant, too. It remains to be seen how the two variants spread across distribution channels. The FX 8120 is based on the Bulldozer micro-architecture, it features 8 cores, 16 MB total cache, and a nominal clock speed of 3.1 GHz (which can go up to 4 GHz with TurboCore). A worldwide launch of the AMD FX Processor family is expected on October 12.
Source: Overclockers Ukraine

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98 Comments on AMD FX 8120 Listed on Ukrainian Store

#1
seronx
95 Watt part is pos to be the 2012 version ugh!!
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#2
Lionheart
OMG just gimme my Bulldozer O_O
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#7
IvTK
CPU-Z needs an update i guess!
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#8
Ghost
treehousethose numbers mean nothing to me, did it perform well?
That SuperPi result is like of a Pentium II or something.

It can't take 102 seconds for BD @ 4.8GHz to finish SuperPi 1M. Because i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz takes only 8 seconds to finish SuperPi 1M.

I'm confused. Am I missing something? :wtf:
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#9
heky
Exactly. This cant be true, becouse if it is, it is a big FAIL. I can do 8M runs faster than that.

Linx test only 35gflops, this is seriously weak, even for a Intel specific test. Also 1.5v for 4.6ghz overclock. Seriously, this better not be real.
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#11
Damn_Smooth
First, I don't care how it performs with dead instruction sets.

Second, This guy can't be the only enthusiast in the Ukraine that would have one on forums if this was already shipping.
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#12
heky
Its not shipping to customers according to the article, it is shop stock, waiting till NDA lift. But hey, we will know very soon.
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#13
Damn_Smooth
True. I've waited this long, 5 more days for something official isn't going to kill me.
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#14
repman244
GhostThat SuperPi result is like of a Pentium II or something.

It can't take 102 seconds for BD @ 4.8GHz to finish SuperPi 1M. Because i5 2500K @ 4.6GHz takes only 8 seconds to finish SuperPi 1M.

I'm confused. Am I missing something? :wtf:
You missed the fact that superPi is based on ancient code (x87). Good read: www.overclock.net/benchmarking-software-discussion/569964-superpi-1m-32m-nope.html
SuperPi is an antiquated benchmark that assesses core performance using an antiquated fpu x87 instruction set. It is a grossly inefficient computer program that uses floating point units to calculate pi and "evaluate" processor cache performance. It's not by any means a "real world" reflection of todays modern cpu's microarch capabilities. It's like running a horse(fpu x87 instructions) down today's paved interstate(the cpu hardware), when all the while a car(newer simd's) are available.
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#15
treehouse
does the fact that it says 'mod' in the super pi window title mean anything, might be a modded test hence the strange result na?
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#16
repman244
treehousedoes the fact that it says 'mod' in the super pi window title mean anything, might be a modded test hence the strange result na?
If you are referring to the name of the program: www.techpowerup.com/downloads/366/Super_PI_Mod_v1.5.html
This is a modified version of Super Pi which shows milliseconds.
If not then don't bother with this post :D
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#17
blibba
treehousedoes the fact that it says 'mod' in the super pi window title mean anything, might be a modded test hence the strange result na?
No, it's just so that you get a result that isn't rounded to the nearest second.
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#18
Ghost
repman244You missed the fact that superPi is based on ancient code (x87). Good read: www.overclock.net/benchmarking-software-discussion/569964-superpi-1m-32m-nope.html
Nah, I knew that. It's something else. SuperPi doesn't reflect real CPU performance, yet still the difference between AMD and Intel CPUs should be much smaller. So this whole thing smells fake.

According to DonanimHaber, BD gets about 20 secs @ SuperPi 1M. And that is a lot more realistic result.

Anyway, here are some other benches. They seem to be a lot more legit, IMHO forum.coolaler.com/showthread.php?t=273986
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#19
DarkOCean
hekyExactly. This cant be true, becouse if it is, it is a big FAIL. I can do 8M runs faster than that.

Linx test only 35gflops, this is seriously weak, even for a Intel specific test. Also 1.5v for 4.6ghz overclock. Seriously, this better not be real.
I see 4.8 with 1.52v and afaik later cpus from amd with improved yields oc better with much lower votage.
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#20
qubit
Overclocked quantum bit
It's funny how it's usually these out of the way places no one's heard of which list new pre-NDA lifted stuff first. And it's not even in English.
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#21
dickobrazzz
if you want i can translate everything from that site :)
all results we can see may be this evening or tomorrow morning
also some people think that man need to update bios because of some unreal results e.x. 32gflops in linX:)
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#22
qubit
Overclocked quantum bit
dickobrazzzif you want i can translate everything from that site :)
all results we can see may be this evening or tomorrow morning
also some people think that man need to update bios because of some unreal results e.x. 32gflops in linX:)
Yeah, translation would be great - I bet it'll get tongues wagging! :)
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#23
TheLaughingMan
To everyone posting BS about BD. THERE IS NO FX-8130P. There is no FX processor with a "P" in its name. Any and everything you post about this processor that does not exist is BS.
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#24
dickobrazzz
TheLaughingManTHERE IS NO FX-8130P
yes, but as you can see aida64 said that it is fx8120
cpu-z sometimes lying.. e.x. core voltage on all giga mb for SB
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#25
Inceptor
That is an engineering sample.
The engineering samples that were supposedly benched earlier on were showing in cpu-z as 8130P and 8120 (ES).
Also take note of the TDP at 1.5xx Volts -- 200+ watts, ultra high wattage just like the engineering samples. That doesn't mean that's what the wattage IS, just what it's showing. But that doesn't change the fact that it's being identified as an engineering sample
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