Saturday, June 27th 2009
AMD Readying Phenom II X4 965
Following its roadmap, AMD is continuing with new processor releases based on the Deneb core with increases in the multiplier. The Phenom II X4 965 comes with a clock speed of 3.40 GHz, and an FSB multiplier of 17.0x, giving it a 200 MHz increase over the 955 Black Edition. It is not known if 965 comes in a Black Edition branding, one which could determine its pricing. If launched as a Black Edition (version with unlocked bus multiplier), It could either be priced above the 955, or could displace it and position itself at US $249.99. Without the BE branding it could be priced slightly lower. The new chip will be based on the AM3 package, supporting DDR3 1333 MHz and DDR2 1066 MHz. It comes at a time when AMD is releasing the RS880-based AMD 785G chipset. AMD will dispatch samples of the Phenom II X4 965 starting next week.
Source:
Tweaktown
102 Comments on AMD Readying Phenom II X4 965
ive had the pII 940, and my i7 920 @ stock is faster than my phenom was @ 3.75
AMD can pull out a 4.0GHz phenom, and it would still perform below the cheapest i7 chip. a i7 920 can be overclocked from 3.4-3.8 on stock voltages, and you can turn off hyperthreading if you really wanted to.
and one more thing, the temps from both my phenom and my i7 are almost identical.... 30ish idle, 55-60 load.
i think you dont believe what you are saying
not asking you to believe me, i was just telling you the facts that are true to my two cpu's.
i no longer have the phenom, but its benchmarks results when overclocked to 3.7 are just below the i7 @ stock.
a small sample of a vantage bench,
both chips @ 3.7-3.8
need i say more.
Thanks. :)
Do you ever post anything true about intel, or just continually spout fanboy bs propaganda?
Quit being a troll.
also everyone knows that clock for clock i7 beats phenom II thats a given. just leave it there and move on a 3.4ghz phenom II will beat a 2.66ghz i7 in just about everything there is no if's, no and's, no but's. if you would like you can run that one rendering bench were i7 might skim by in the lead but i doubt it. hmm didn't overheat last time i clocked one up
not exactly a godlike air cooler either
And have you proven your scaling theory yet? Because I see Intel has the top 15 spots in Vantage on the Orb, and the top 14 in 06. I don't think your scaling theory holds water cd.
forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=97259 if it happens it happens no hate from me i just know what i saw so far and more cards seem to work better on AMD however when you throw an ungodly faster cpu in the mix AMD tends to water down a bit
cause there are about a dozen benchmarks right here that show the phenom II and core i7 920 trading blows
www.tomshardware.com/forum/260318-28-phenom-benchmarks
skip to the gaming benchmarks and watch it trade blows if not beat the i7 in a couple of spots
www.anandtech.com/cpuchipsets/showdoc.aspx?i=3551&p=1
yet your 3.7gh phenom II couldn't keep up with a stock 2.66ghz i7 when the 3.2ghz stock clocked 955BE can? :confused:
im not the one trying to be a fanboy, i have owned 3 different AMD systems in the last year.
or hes comparing a lesser gpu with a higher end gpu on the i7 when doing the vantage run
i7 has a 4770.
i wasnt compairing gpu scores or total scores.
thats funny