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Mamita's is a no-frill carinderia style family restaurant. What they lack on ambiance they make up for with fast service and filling home-style food. The price is reasonable too! So expect that it is always full. :) Loved their sisig, grilled fish, litson kawali, and bulalo and mixed veggie dish.more
Ramen and noodles the best
located at club john hay Baguio City, nice ambience very Japanese and nice staff. I like the ladies uniforms very powerful bright red blouse. Japanese food, always has plenty of healthy options sashimi, miso soup, suchi etc.. I highly appreciated the Ramen and noodles. I think its yummy!more
Taste food all good
every time you eat here your belly satisfied much ... their buttered chicken , crispy pata ,,, the vegetables ,,, hot soup ... woww .... babalik- balikan lechon with brocholi lechon with amplaya chopsueymore
Modern Fast Casual Japanese Fusion...
Part two of my tips with more picturesThe Ayala Tecnhohub in Camp Johm Hay is the newest attraction in Baguio City and one of the popular dining spots in the area is Sumo Sam. Sumo Sam is a fast Japanese Casual Restaurant Chain suited to Filipino Taste, which is partly owned by a Philippine Actor and it was started in 2005 at the Edsa Shangrila...more
Modern Fast Casual Japanese Fusion...
The Ayala Tecnhohub in Camp Johm Hay is the newest attraction in Baguio City and one of the popular dining spots in the area is Sumo Sam. Sumo Sam is a fast Japanese Casual Restaurant Chain suited to Filipino Taste, which is partly owned by a Philippine Actor and it was started in 2005 at the Edsa Shangrila Mall and since then it became popular and...more
Satisfying veg treats -- but a little...
Despite the wonderful ambiance and much positive buzz, I was slightly underwhelmed by the flavor of the actual dishes being offered. The menu promises lots of interestning veggie-centric pastas, with some unique ingredients, but some of the end results didn't taste all that different from more mundane noodle-based meals. But i'll chalk that up to...more
Comfort Food
its only a small cafe along Leonard Wood .. the ambiance is warm and they serve a good house blend.. I first feasted on their fresh oriental salad then moved on to the heavy stuff .. they have a lot of Pasta on the menu .. I chose the Linguine in green Pesto.. even their Pesto comes in reds and greens : ) they also offer anti-pasto .. bruchetta or...more
Le Chef (formerly called Le Souffle) is the restaurant inside Camp John Hay Manor. The staff are nice. They are very attentive and they make you feel welcome. The food is a bit...alright, it's pricey but it'd definitely worth it. Beside the restaurant is an open piano bar. The music is a bit of R&B and jazz although anyone could suggest a song. The...more
Inexpensive but fab steak!
We went to the SM Baguio branch of the resto. We had pork barbecue and chicken steak. We were given free soup while we waited for our food, and it was good. :-)It was a wonderful experience eating there. The chicken and the barbecue were so tasty, coupled with java rice and sumptuous gravy. For our second visit, we ordered double pork chop and...more
Uyyyy mon legume!
This place is more of an art gallery rather than a restaurant. Their food is ok BUT not as.. yummy as the food in other restos in Baguio. I am beginning to register on the list of Baguio Artists fanatiX (lol). They created the place in a fantasy-like settings and in a way........ you won't imagine yourself to be at. BRAVO presentation! as far as...more
french breads at a local restaurant
l love their french breads. They taste like they were made of a certain kind of flour. OOOOOhhh the pan au chocola costs the same in some French bakeshops in Manila BUT.. the taste and the size differ. Their servings could be shared by two. The place is cool but when eaters flock in ohhh nohh.. hehehI i especially love their version of pan au...more
ahhhhh tsokolate at puto bumbOng!!!
for the Nth time l have been to Baguio, this is my very 1st time in Solibao. They serve delicious local food that is also be appealing to international gustatory sense.I especially love the organic hot chocolate and sweeeeeetie puto bumbong (sticky rice flour steamed with purple yam and served with grated coconut and organic sugar) organic...more
Steak, Steak and nmore Steak
A friend recommended this place and the steak was delicious. They boast of Australian prime beef grilled as you desire. The serving was large, the gravy was savory and served with rice, vegetables and soup. Australian Rib eyemore
Foreigners ripped off!
The restaurant was full. I ordered the mixed grill of chicken, beef and prawn and what arrived was pathetic. There were two tiny prawns and equally small pieces of beef. I complained to the waitress and after at least five minutes the manager arrived. There was no apology as to tiny plate of food. Ten minutes later a fresh plate arived. five small...more
Unbelievably Cheap
The restaurant was recommended by a local taxi driver as one of the well patronized eateries in the city. Occupying 3 floors of an old building, it looks very typical of old Chinese restaurants --- nothing fancy and abuzzed with customers. In fact, there was a long queue of people at the lobby waiting for their take out orders and almost all the...more
Cozy But Eerie Resto
Its my first time to visit and eat here though I've heard lots of great review on their food. The staff was great! Friendly and approachable, they aceded to our every request and favor. We left the car parked on their lot to be able to go to market and they did not give us a hard time. We even asked for boxes from them so we could carry all the the...more
Famous Hot Chocolate
I've heard of this place before but not until it was my 5th time in Baguio did actually tasted thier famous hot chocolate... it was great especially for me who do not have a singe inch of sweet tooth. it was creamy and nutty and unique.. its heaven hot chocolate what else?more
Pizza and Pasta
Pizza Volante offers deliciously baked pizzas and pastas. Their pizza putanesca and presto on pasta are must-tries.more
Filipino Cuisine
Solibao offers yummy Filipino cuisine. You will never leave the restaurant without your tummy bulging. Their bulalo is one of a kind.more
Cheap but Filling :)
Good Taste Restaurant is a little secret known to most locals of Baguio and surrounding areas... It's an unpretentious little establishment that caters mainly to local Baguio residents and those coming in from the surrounding towns of Benguet and Mt. Province. If you are traveling to Bontoc or Sagada you can get meals here before boarding your bus....more
The finest of Street Food
Burnham during Panagbenga is just oozing with sights, sounds and flavor. Aside from the night market where you get to rummage for cheap, remarkable items, you also get to go on a foodtrip - a real feast for the senses. Barbeque, isaw, all sorts of ihaw-ihawButtered Corn Mango slices with chili saltShawarma2 for 1 burgersFlavored French FriesHotdog...more
Native Choco and Coffee
This quaint little cafe is an extension of Arko ni Apo Art Gallery. Here they serve native hot chocolate and coffee for P85. Served with Danish cookies. Yum.More than the sip of hot refreshments, you can marvel at the artwork display in the area. You can also play a game of sungka in one corner of the room, which takes us back to olden days of good...more
Big Heapings!
Talk about big servings on affordable prices. I, for one, ordered "Guys on the Hood" - a slice of pizza, chicken, spaghetti, porkchop, a swab of fat french fries and carrots, all for only P120. Superb taste as well. Ü If you're a big eater, you should try this spot. They also serve pasta, steaks, big burgers and i say BIG burgers. Aside from the...more
Art Gallery + Resto
Oh My Gulay! owned by renowned artist Kidlat TahimikMarvelous tapestry of random artwork. The resto is in its own a masterpiece. Do Order:Chow2x Dish Manga Tea Drink (forgot what they call it there)Do not Order: Putanesca (too dry)more
Like To Try All-Day Breakfast &...
Cafe Melodin is a cozy cafe that serves Filipino, American & Continental dishes. Conveniently located at the ground floor of the Baguio Palace Hotel, hotel guests usually go for their all-day breakfast fare (which includes coffee, chocolate or tea) ...perfect for brunch! They serve a wide variety of sandwiches, appetizers, main course, desserts,...more
Delicious Chinese Foods
Mr. Ching Cuisine is a Restaurant that specializes n Chinese cuisine. Found at the ground floor of Baguio Palace Hotel in Legarda Street, Mr. Ching is frequented not only by hotel guests, but the city residents and employees as well. Unlike other Chinese restaurants that are characteristically cluttered and noisy, Mr. Ching is clean and quiet, with...more
Craving for Pasta & Pizza?
Volante is a small pizza & pasta specialty restaurant at the 2nd floor of a building which was formerly Session Theatre (in the middle part of Session Road). Though small and at the second floor, people still go there for the cozy ambience, friendly staff and delicious pasta, pizza and other Italian food fare. We like their Chicken-Pesto Pasta,...more
Most popular Mongolian restaurant
Mongolian themed buffet with excellent selection of desserts definitely worth the PHP180/head ($1=PHP45.45). Segregation of smokers and non-smokers perfect for families.Look for Dolor, the amiable supervisor if you have any special requests.Parking space infront. Customers who are physically challenged need extra assistance due to the steps leading...more
Hot cocoa in a garden
Pork BBQ that's affordable. Chocolate batirol in a hotmug. Flavored with amaretto, orange liquer, or just plain beaten with a wooden batirol in a batirol pitcher. Very cozy and private garden setting.What more should you ask for? Warning: Those allergic to peanuts should avoid the choco batirol since it contains ground peanuts! Chocolate with...more
Comfort food for the travel weary
Andy, a friend of mine, recommended this restaurant during one of my several trips to Baguio city (BC). We were looking for local specialties that define BC. This one is rustic and the setting was not frilly. I like the fresh tropical fruit cups served with a serving of organic honey. They vary the lunch offering menus but I've noticed that the...more
Asian standard steaks
Local porterhouse valued at PHP208 ($1=45.45) inclusive of buttered veggies and mushroom soup.Set as an asian style steakhouse filled with pinewood wall and furniture.Try their melt in your mouth Sans Rival. Superb! The Leche flan is good but a bit small for me. Local tenderloin steak with a scant of gravy.more
Heating It Up in Baguio
Having dinner at Leaf Korean Restaurant is a great idea, especially when the temperature in Baguio drops below 15degrees C, just like when we were there.I was craving for some some spicy Korean soup and the place offered a really steaming Spicy Beef Soup - strips of beef and vegetables in a red tomato-based broth that obviously had lots of chili...more
Baguio fixture
The restaurant with the real unpretentious Baguio ambiance. Operating since I can remember going back in the 1950's and located in the Malcolm Plaza Market at the foot of Session Road Usual hang out for the mining crowd and students. A " must- to" drop in during my Holy Week visit to Baguio-- or my "sentimental journey vacation" is not complete....more
Japanese Balls
Takuyaki was first introduced in Japan in 1935 by Endo Tomekichi. His first Takuyaki store is called Aizuya. Over the years, the business branched out to many parts of Asia and the United States. In the Philippines, the Takuyaki mania first spread in General Santos City in 1997. It was Edgino Bogayong II, a local entrepreneur, brought the odd...more
Enlightening Meals
Everything's a wow. From the food to the interior to the staff, this resto is simply amazing. The walls are decorated with cool stuff artsy fotos, pictures of young monks, and other cool objects d' art. theres also a music menu. ask for it and they will gladly play what type of music you wanna hear. veggie burrito, and embutidomore
Home of Local Dish
We were looking for a restaurant that serves grilled seafoods and this was the one we found. The food is great and we were all satisfied. We ordered the Combo meals:Ihaw-ihaw (seafoods) sa Bilao, Canton-Sotanghon guisado, Adobong Kangkong, Garlic Rice, Special Sumanmore
10 best restaurant in Baguio
1. Marios Restaurant originated from Baguio the best Ceasar salad in town2. Atenara House best US Roast Beef in Baguio, they have buffet for php399 only3. Bliss Cafe - it is vegetarian restaurant but food does not tatse vegetable 4. Palizzata good view of session road, Tandoori chicken is best5. Cafe by the Ruins ethnic cuisine native chicken,...more
Don't Miss Yummy thick chocolate
This is a highly recommended place to visit while in Camp John Hay. It is a garden kitchen, a place to relax, enjoy a good meal like sipping the thick chocolate in Baguio's fresh, cool weather. My Baguio visit won't be complete with out sipping there thick chocolate. They have the best chocolate de batirol in the country this classic thick Spanish...more
Don't Miss Fresh Baguio Bounty Salad
Our trip to baguio wouldn't be complete without visiting cafe by the ruins. breakfast is just superb as well as the ambience, it's like Sonya's Garden in Tagaytay meets Baguio's art scene. This Café now stands used to be the pre-war residence of the governor of Benguet. The structure was destroyed by the American forces, in pursuit of the Japanese...more
What an ambience of vegie food
This is a must-go place in Baguio City, a cave-like entryway into this restaurant, I am sure you will also love the bohemian meets rocker artsy feel of the place, the décor will definitely remind you of Never Never Land with its odd spaces, old Spanish Galleon, indigenous artworks, a fish pond in the middle of the restaurant, the interior itself...more
A Meal Good For The Whole Day
The place is a bit cramped coz it is small. But the resto itself is famous. It has a couple of branches in Manila but the first one ever is this one, the one in Baguio. There is really nothing out of the ordinary about the resto itself but it is a landmark of Baguio. We ordered too many we ended up skipping dinner. Buffalo chicken served with Bleu...more
American Diner In Baguio
This is Baguio's attempt to incorporate American Diner to the peoplewho frequents Baguio. Though the new place is a bit smaller to the one where they previously are, it still have that charm of quaint yet modern diners. Pictures of Hollywood movie stars adorn the walls as well as poster of some old movies. Food is okay. Nothing I haven't had...more
Not so Blissful dinner at BLISS CAFE
I read good reviews about this veggie restaurant in lifestyle magazines and newspaper in Manila so made this resto part of our Baguio culinary adventure. The food was not worth the long wait. I wonder why our order took sooo long to serve when we were the only customers then. We ordered by plate meals and we had to follow up like 3-4x before they...more
The best pizza restaurant in Baguio...
Pizza Volante boasts of using only the finest and freshest ingredients for their pizzas and pastas. Not only that, they are open 24 hours a day, a separate smoking area and non-smoking area, and affordable gourmet italian fare. As of February 2008, their pizza prices range from 73pesos to 101pesos for a 6"pizza, 146 to 202pesos for an 8"pizza, 219...more
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Over the course of a forty-year career in the worlds of law, sports, business, and politics, Ron Shapiro has worked with and advised an incredible variety of people. What he's found is that the secret ingredient for getting into the winner's circle is simply the discipline of methodical preparation: that old-school, step-by-step way of having all your ducks in a row, whether you are an executive getting ready to do a deal or make a speech; a pitcher studying the traits of opposing hitters and keeping a meticulous notebook of their strengths and weaknesses; an international trade negotiator who knows all about the issues and the people on the other side before sitting down at the table; or a surgeon who rehearses like a classical musician.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - The start of a new year was the start of a new tradition.
After five years, the title sponsor of the football Bullitt County Cup and the Bullitt County Player of the Year has changed.
Tim Gonterman and Mark Schmid were present to present Bullitt Central's Jeremaie Bennett with the Player of the Year honor for a second year in a row.
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In a surprising turn of events, the Kentucky High School Athletic Association's Board of Control on Wednesday voted 16-1 not to accept a recommendation from the Metro Area Athletic Directors to realign the Sixth and Seventh Regions for basketball, baseball and softball, a move that would have shifted the three Bullitt County schools from the Sixth to the Seventh Region.
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Bullitt Fiscal Court approved an updated tower lease agreement with W&B Broadcasting, Inc. The company owns WAKY Radio, formerly known as Cool 103.5.
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TAYLORSVILLE - Playing for the fourth time in six days, the Bullitt East Chargers went into one of the most hostile environments and came away with a win on Saturday as they beat Spencer County 80-63.
For many years, Bullitt East made the short trip to Taylorsville at least once every season when the two rivals were both in the old 29th District. That changed five years ago and now the teams meet only once each season, rotating home games.
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SHEPHERDSVILLE - It's a matter that government can do better; it's a matter that government must do better.
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Tiger BinooTiger Binoo (2005) Episode 1-A- Toopy and Binoo Cartoon Episode Guide
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- Distributed by: Treehouse TV
- Cartoon Characters: Toopy, Binoo.
- Voice Actors: Frank Meschkuleit.
- Directed By Marcos Da Silva, Raymond Lebrun.
- Produced By André A. Bélanger, Luc Châtelain, Dominique Mendel.
- Written By Gerard Lewis, Anne-Marie Perrotta, Katherine Sandford, Tean Schultz.
- Music: Daniel Scott.
- Editor: Marie-Hélène Boulianne, France Dubé.br />Assistant Editor: Marie-Hélène Boulianne; more Editors ...
- First Aired on September 01, 2005.
- Originally Aired on Treehouse TV (Canada).
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Toopy is going on a tiger hunt, and Binoo is the tiger. Toopy chases the tiger up into the mountains, through the grasslands and into a cave, but it's Binoo who gets the last laugh.
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COLLIER COUNTY - An EMS whistleblower's $70,000 award for retaliation by Collier County officials will be far less than originally expected.
But Mark Holmes, a Medflight pilot demoted several months after airing workplace safety and mismanagement concerns, won't be subject to a new trial, keeping the county on the hook for Holmes' $56,500 in attorney's fees.
Holmes saw his jury award reduced to $17,162 — equal to the amount of wages he lost following his demotion and pay cut — after a federal judge found the jury "took improper elements of damages into account" when they found in favor of Holmes' Florida Whistleblower Act claim.
County lawyers argued for the award reduction or a new trial, saying the jury was confused about elements of the case and that Holmes didn't prove his whistleblower claim.
Despite the smaller award, the jury's verdict in favor of Holmes stood, and U.S. District Judge Charlene Honeywell awarded attorney's fees to Holmes' lawyers last week. There wasn't enough evidence for a new trial, Honeywell said.
The judge's reduction in award didn't come as a surprise to Holmes, said his lawyer, Sam Gold.
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Mark Levitt, the county's lawyer in the case, said county officials don't intend to appeal for a new trial.
"We did ask the judge to grant us judgment in spite of the jury verdict, which she denied, but she at least did the right thing by reducing the damages," Levitt said.
At trial, Holmes said he was retaliated against for writing a December 2007 letter to human resources officials, which described mismanagement, safety problems, maintenance issues and racial bigotry within the EMS department.
In May 2008, Holmes was accused of flying too low over the Great Dock Canoe Races. Holmes was fired after one of the targets of his letter, Chief Pilot Terry Henderson, alleged Holmes had lied, which Holmes denied.
Holmes was later reinstated and suspended without pay for four weeks for lying. The Federal Aviation Administration cleared Holmes of violating any of its regulations, but Holmes was assigned to cleaning a warehouse and toilets, among other non-flying tasks.
County lawyers said at trial that Holmes was fired because he lied, not because of his December 2007 letter.
Holmes remains on the job and has had his flight status reinstated since August 2009, Gold said. Other than a one-day suspension for leaving a running helicopter — which Holmes appealed and won — there haven't been any recent conflicts, Gold said.
"We consider the matter over," Gold said. "Mr. Holmes is working without incident for the county."
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Synchronization is a generic dynamical feature of brain activity, occurring on a range of spatial and temporal scales in different cortical areas. There have been several suggestions about the functional role of synchronization, e.g. that it dynamically links elementary features into coherent percepts, performs magnitude-invariant pattern matching [1] or that it is just an epiphenomenon of the cortical dynamics. Here, we explore the different idea that synchronization serves as a mechanism to enhance differences in input patterns presented to a recurrently coupled neural network. Our idea is motivated by gamma oscillations observed in local field potential (LFP) recordings from macaque monkey area V4, which allow a support vector machine (SVM) to predict the stimulus shown to the animal with great accuracy [2]. These gamma oscillations are modulated by attention such that activity patterns for different stimuli become more distinct. This change in neural activity is accompanied by a pronounced increase in classification performance of the SVM. We investigate a recurrent network of randomly coupled integrate-and-fire neurons driven by Poissonian input spike trains. All synaptic connections have equal strength. The input rate distribution over all neurons in the network is fixed, with about half of the neurons being stimulated by a low rate, and the remaining neurons with a high rate. However, the assignment of these input rates to specific neurons is permuted for every stimulus, thus leading to specific stimulation patterns. Parameters are adjusted such that the network only weakly synchronizes in its ground state, corresponding to the non-attended condition in the experiments. Simulations of the network are done with N different patterns, and over M trials. Average activity is convolved with an alpha-function modeling the mapping of the population activity into LFPs. From these LFPs, power coefficients between 5 Hz and 200 Hz are computed and used as inputs for a SVM classifier, which had a performance of 35% correct for N = 6. We simulated the influence of attention by increasing the internal coupling strengths by 20%. While still being in a weakly synchronized regime, the LFPs for different stimuli now become more distinct, increasing SVM classification to 42%. Performances and power-spectra correspond well with experimental findings (Figure 1). In summary, this example not only proposes a novel mechanism for the enhancement of a neural representation under attention. It also introduces a new concept of how synchronization can render neural activities more distinct, (e.g. if higher areas like V4 collect information from local features). Hereby recurrent interactions amplify differences in the input rates and hence prevent information loss from a normal, synaptic averaging procedure.
Figure 1. Comparison of model and experiment [2]. Left, spectral activity patterns from V4 for six different stimuli (adapted from [3]). Middle, spectral activity patterns from the model. Right, classification performance predicted from the model for increasing numbers of stimulus classes (lines, circles, dark crosses: empirical values for N = 6).
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Henkel RD, Ernst UA, Pawelzik KR: Synchronizing assemblies perform magnitude-invariant pattern detection.
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Really Ryan? 8.429 GHz? … *Scoff* - New World Record!
Subject: General Tech, Processors | November 2, 2011 - 05:55 PM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: overclock, bulldozer, amd
Remember back in September when Ryan was all excited about seeing AMD exceed Intel with their Liquid Helium-cooled overclock? 8.429 GHz bulldozed past the 8.309 GHz record set upon Intel's Celeron and all rejoiced at AMD's 130 MHz triumph. Well out with the old and in with the new: there is a new overclocking king and it goes by the name of -- well it is also the AMD FX-8150. That is irrelevant, however, as the new record (if validated before someone beats it too) has become 8.461 GHz.
Someone's the new king in town… the current king.
The new world record was set by Andre Yang, an overclocked from Taiwan, with an ASUS Crosshair V Formula motherboard. Benchmarks were not possible as when you get overclocking to this level: successfully running CPU-Z just to query the specifications of a CPU is generally considered sufficiently stable to be qualified as an overclock. Do not be surprised if SuperPi blows a hole through your chassis. It was not stated which method of cooling was used to allow the processor to reach those specifications.
Better thread scheduling could really help Bulldozer
Subject: Processors | November 1, 2011 - 02:48 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: bulldozer, a8-3850, thread scheduling, amd
Windows and to an extent other OSes are now familiar with Intel's HyperThreading and tend to be able to schedule threads in an optimized manner, but what about the eight 'cores' in the AMD A8-3850? The Tech Report found a way to test this and the results are conclusive; Windows 7 is not optimized properly for Bulldozer. The Bulldozer has two cores on each module, easy to see in the picture below. By playing with the core affinity via the command line you can run benchmarks using specific cores, to test the impact clustering together 4 threads in two modules versus spreading out the threads to one per module. As it turns out, there is a noticeable difference when you do set the processor to run with one thread in each cluster.
"Is an awareness of the shared nature of AMD's Bulldozer architecture the key to unlocking its performance? We investigate."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- AMD FX-8150 Bulldozer on Asus Crosshair V @ The Inquirer
- DIY Guides: How To Install/Remove AMD Socket FM1 CPU and Heatsink @ PCSTATS
- AMD FX-8150 Bulldozer Tested - Windows 8 vs. Windows 7 Performance @ Frostytech
- Mobile CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- CPU Performance Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Intel Core i7 2700k @ kitguru
- Intel Core i7 2700k Flagship Showdown Review @ eTeknix
Video Perspective: AMD A8-3850 vs Core i3-2105 on Battlefield 3
Subject: Graphics Cards, Processors | October 31, 2011 - 02:22 PM | Matt Baynum
Tagged: video, sandy bridge, Intel, bf3, battlefield 3, APU, amd
Everyone is playing Battlefield 3 these days; we even had a virtual LAN party this weekend where forum members and PC Perspective team members played from about 10am until well after 1am ET. We have done more than our fair share of Battlefield 3 articles as well including hardware performance on high end graphics cards, multi-GPU scaling and more.
We had some requests and questions about what was the lowest priced hardware you could play the game on and while we had run some tests on the GeForce 9800 GT, I decided to take a stab at running BF3 at its lowest settings with integrated graphics on Intel's Sandy Bridge processor and AMD's A-series APU. Here were our test settings:
We ran at a fairly low resolution of 1366x768 (both indicative of mobile resolutions as well as low-end hardware restrictions) and the Low in-game preset. As it turns out this was the level at which the A8-3850 Llano APU was able to maintain an average around 30 FPS while the Intel Core i3-2105 (both priced around $140) was able to reach only a third of that.
With both systems coming in at the ~$450 mark, this could qualify as the lowest priced PC that is capable of getting you into the BF3 action!
You can see our full comparison right here in this short video!
Benchmarking Bulldozer and taking the GPU out of the picture
Subject: Processors | October 17, 2011 - 05:06 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: bulldozer, fx-8150, crossfire, gaming
One of the questions we have been asking about Bulldozer is how much it effects game play performance. We know that for non-multithreaded applications th FX-8150 falls behind the top SandyBridge processors and barely breaks even on heavily multithreaded apps. That doesn't necessarily mean that it will lag behind SandyBridge in gaming as many games do not utilize the CPU enough to make a huge difference, though that premise needs to be proved. Enter Tweaktown who have taken the top Bulldozer and SandyBridge CPUs along with three Sapphire HD 6970 video cards, and placed them in a Maximus IV Extreme-Z and Crosshair V Formula motherboard respectively. With that much graphical power, it is possible to see the performance difference that the CPU and the motherboard chipset have on performance. Read on to see how Bulldozer fared.
"We've already provided a fair bit of coverage on the new FX-8150 CPU from AMD and it hasn't all been favorable for the team over at AMD. If you haven't looked yet, I highly recommend you check out our other pieces that cover the VGA testing side of things and my editorial Shi**y Marketing Killed the Bulldozer Star which has really gained traction over the last few days.
Today we test the video card side of things a bit more and see what goes on when we start to make use of CrossFireX on the 990FX platform. The 990FX chipset shows some good potential and it's going to be interesting to see what happens when we start to make use of all those PCIe lanes that are on offer."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- Bulldozer has an evolutionary uncore @ SemiAccurate
- AMD FX-8150 vs. Core i5-2500K and Core i7-2600K CPU Review @ Hardware Secrets
- KitGuru Lite examines AMD's Bulldozer
- AMD FX-8150 Bulldozer 2600MHz DDR RAM Overclocking @ Tweaktown
- Power Consumption: FX 8150 v i5 2500k v i7 2600k @ kitguru
- Bulldozer Has Arrived: AMD FX-8150 @ X-bit Labs
- Desktop CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Everything You Need to Know About the HyperTransport Bus @ Hardware Secrets
- Intel Core i7 2630QM @ Phoronix
The early bird gets the Bulldozer
Subject: Processors | October 12, 2011 - 12:44 AM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: fx-8150, FX, cpu, bulldozer, amd, 990fx
You've been waiting through years of rumour and innuendo but the day has finally arrive, AMD's brand new Bulldozer architecture is here. It is like nothing we've seen before in any chip based off of the venerable Athlon line, which has served dutifully for over a decade. Bulldozer takes AMD's vision of a dual core processor not as two cores sewn together, but more as Siamese twins which share vital resources and are so closely conjoined that you cannot truly say where one ends and the other begins. The Bulldozer core is exactly that, while only four Bulldozer cores exist they can handle eight integer execution units, and four shared 2 x 128 bit floating point/SIMD which is interpreted by your OS as 8 cores.
Implementing a new technology is not without its drawbacks. The Athlon/Phenom architecture has been perfected by AMD thanks to its long life, while the Bulldozer is brand new and they've already started polishing it into Piledriver which will we see in the not too distant future (especially compared to the wait for Bulldozer). That immaturity is shown in Ryan's review where he compares it clock for clock to a Phenom II. It gets worse when compared against SandyBridge as the Bulldozer can at most occaisonally equal the performance of an i7-2600K. The only saving grace is price when you look at heavily multi-threaded applications and there are not many out there.
However one benchmark cannot tell the whole story, which is why [H]ard|OCP released two reviews on Bulldozer which focus on different aspects of the chips performance. Start off with their look at the performance which will give you an idea of how the chip performs under normal circumstances with its power saving features enabled and overclocked with those features disabled. Then they head onto what most people are interested in, the gaming benchmarks. Theoretical and productivity software benchmarks are one thing but we've all got to have fun sometimes and for those moments the new FX chips don't look too bad at all ... unless you are a Civ V fan.
"Computer hardware enthusiasts have literally waited for years for AMD's Bulldozer architecture to come to market and we finally see this today in its desktop form, code named Zambezi, brand named AMD FX. In this article we share with you our analysis of Bulldozer's performance in synthetic benchmarks and desktop applications."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- AMD FX-8150 Processor Review - Bulldozer Arrives @ Legit Review
- AMD FX-8150 Bulldozer CPU Review @ Neoseeker
- AMD FX-8150 Black Edition Processor Launch Review vs Intel Core i7-2600K @ HardwareHeave
- AMD FX-8150, FX-8120, FX-6100 and FX-4170 @ Legion Hardware
- AMD FX-8150 - Bulldozer @ Overclockers.com
- AMD FX-8150 CPU Review: Can Bulldozer Raze The Playing Field? @ Hi Tech Legion
- AMD Bulldozer FX-8150 Processor Review @ Hardware Canucks
- AMD FX-8150, FX Series Reviewed - Bulldozer makes debut @ Techspot
- AMD FX 8150 Black Edition @ kitguru
- AMD's FX-8150 "Zambezi" CPU @ LostCircuits
Ukrainian Retailer "Fixer" Leaks Bulldozer FX-8120 CPU
Subject: Processors | October 7, 2011 - 06:44 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: zambezi, gpu, cpu, bulldozer, amd, 9 core
It is less than a week before Bulldozer's official launch (October 12th), and it would seem that a Ukrainian retailer was not able to wait as it leaked AMD's FX-8120 Bulldozer processor in a price list. The 32nm chip is stated to have eight cores running at 3.1 GHz, 8 MB L2 cache, and 8MB of L3 cache. Further, the core stepping is said to be B2 and is comprised of Zambezi processing cores. The FX-8120 has a 95W TDP and is compatible with motherboards from the AM3+ series and newer.
The processor is listed as model number FD8120FRGUBOX, and carries a price of $221 USD or 1,791 UAH. The website is currently listing October 10th; however, it is not clear if customers will be able to purchase the processor that day by the pricing page alone. If the leaked benchmarks turn out to be close to the truth, would you consider the FX-8120 a good value?
AMD Bulldozer FX Processor Benchmarks Leaked
Subject: Processors | October 3, 2011 - 12:29 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: sandy bridge, Intel, i7 2600k, FX 8150, FX, cpu, bulldozer, amd
Intel has held the performance lead for several processor generations now, and while AMD is still technically in the game for home theater PC and budget builds, many enthusiasts have moved to Intel for gaming and high performance computers. Many of those people have also held hope that the chip manufacturer would eventually come back strong and maintain some level of competition in the industry. As we move closer to AMD's Bulldozer launch (which seems to have been confirmed for October 12th), enthusiasts and reviewers alike are clamoring to answer a long awaited question: "will Bulldozer give Intel a run for its money?"
According to website Donanim Haber, enthusiasts' high hopes may finally be realized. The site has posted several benchmarks results that indicate Bulldozer is not only cheaper than Sandy Bridge, but performs on par with Intel's top end Sandy Bridge chips. In many tests, the AMD FX 8150 CPU's eight core performance matches the multi-threaded (8 threads, 4 cores) performance of Intel's high end Core i7 2600k processor.
In the benchmarks that the site performed, the AMD FX 8150 was tested against the Intel Core i7 980X for 1080p gaming and the Core i7 2500k and 2600k for multi-threaded performance. In the graph shown above, the AMD Bulldozer CPU was roughly on par with the i7 980X, trading wins in some games and providing a similar level of performance in others. The AMD processor won in the Metro 2033 and Lost Planet benchmarks, but was slightly slower in Civilization V and F1 2010. In AVP and Batman (among others), the two competing processors saw equal results.
They also ran several benchmarks using highly multi-threaded programs to take advantage of the many-core designs of the AMD and Intel processors, including WinRar 4, Handbrake, 7zip, and wPrime 32M. The eight core AMD FX 8150 Bulldozer processor was tested against both an Intel Core i5 2500k and a Core i7 2600k. The AMD CPU came out ahead in 7zip, wPrime 32M, and Bibble 5.0. It was slower than the Core i7 2600k in the WinRar 4 tests and slower than both the 2500k and 2600k in the ABBYY OCR10 benchmarks. In the other tests, the AMD processor kept pace with or was only slightly behind the top end Intel 2600k CPU.
From the leaked benchmarks (which you can read here), AMD's new Bulldozer CPUs have made an admirable showing. Should these benchmarks hold true, Intel will have some serious competition on its hands, something that the company has not had to deal with in a long time. Whether Bulldozer will result in price cuts or ramped up production on the Intel side remains to be seen; however, the results are not going to be easy for Intel to ignore.
Stay tuned to PC Perspective for more Bulldozer news in the coming weeks.
AMD Bulldozer FX CPUs dated: October 12th. Shhh.
Subject: General Tech, Motherboards, Processors | October 1, 2011 - 01:55 AM | Scott Michaud
Tagged: FX, bulldozer, amd, am3+
AMD has not been too well received in the upper end of CPUs for quite some time now. Once Intel started pushing for performance with their Conroe core, AMD was forced to stay competitive in the mainstream market to survive and that is pretty much where we have been for the last 5 years. Also returning after a nearly 5-year hiatus is the FX moniker for AMD's flagship products. According to leak(s) from Microcenter that floated past our desks we should see a resurgence of at least one of those two on October 12th, 2011:
"AMD is launching their new AM3+ FX series processors on 10/12/11. We currently have a number of AM3+ compatible motherboards in stock. These motherboards will support the new AM3+ FX processors as well as legacy AM3 processors."
Personally, I would shy away from the words "Bull" and "Dozer" in my product line.
Also from the memo we learned that the new AM3+ FX SKUs that will launch includes: FX-6100, FX-8120, and the FX-8150. The 6000-series parts constitute 6-core processors where the 8000-series parts constitute 8-core parts. To support those processors we shall see three Gigabyte motherboards, four ASUS motherboards, and four ASRock motherboards. Update Oct 1 @ 2pm: There may be more motherboards at launch but since this is a Microcenter leak it only considers their stock.
|Sabertooth 990FX
|990FX Extreme4
|890FX Deluxe 5
Each of these motherboards will require a BIOS update to be serviceable though the leak suggests that the update would be performed by Microcenter themselves. If for some reason you have the board on your own you will need an older AM3 processor to perform the update. Also, the last two ASRock motherboards (asterixed) do not yet have a BIOS update for AM3+. AMD is expected to post an official blog about the topic on October 3rd at AMD.com.
Take a trip on the Ivy Bridge
Subject: Processors | September 22, 2011 - 02:35 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: Intel, Ivy Bridge, tick, 22nm, tri-gate
Over at AnandTech you can read about the first processor to be designed using Intel's new Tri-Gate transistors, Ivy Bridge. As well this new take on Sandy Bridge will natively support USB 3.0 thanks to the improved Z77, Z75 and H77 chipsets. There will also be Q77, Q75 and B75 to make sure you get a more alphabet soup to deal with. The new GPU inside is something Intel is rather proud of, a claimed 33% improvement is impressive and signals that Intel really is taking the iGPU portion of their chips seriously. That focus is confirmed if you read through the minimal improvements to the CPU side, not a bad thing at all, simply confirmation that Intel is concerned more with power efficiency and graphics performance instead of just pumping up the megahertz.
"Five years ago Intel announced its ambitious tick-tock release cadence. We were doubtful that Intel could pull off such an aggressive schedule but with the exception of missing a few months here or there tick-tock has been a success. On years marked by a tick Intel introduces a new manufacturing process, while tock years keep manufacturing process the same and introduce a new microprocessor architecture. To date we've had three tocks (Conroe, Nehalem, Sandy Bridge) and two ticks (Penryn, Westmere). Sampling by the end of this year and shipping in the first half of next year will be Intel's third tick: Ivy Bridge."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- Intel Core i5 2400S @ Phoronix
- All Core i7 Models @ Hardware Secrets
- All Core i5 Models @ Hardware Secrets
- All Core i3 Models @ Hardware Secrets
- Mobile CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Workstation & Server CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Interactive AMD Phenom product ID guide @ OC Inside
Intel Core i7 2700K Will Cost More Than 2600K
Subject: Processors | September 22, 2011 - 11:39 AM | Tim Verry
Tagged: sandy bridge, Intel, core i7, 2700K, 2600K
Intel's 2600K processor has sat at the top of the company's lineup for almost a year now. As the company has had time to work out production issues and streamline the binning on their silicon, the Core i7 2700K that was revealed recently through a materials declaration data sheet (MDDS) would be identical to the 2600K except for a 100MHz bump in clock speed. Launching in October 2011, the new processors are said to be great overclockers due to Intel cherry picking the silicon used in the 2700K.
Interestingly, the 2700K may not replace the current Core i7 2600K processor in the lineup. According to a source by VR-Zone, the 2700K will debut at a higher price point than the 2600K which suggests that Intel has no plans to phase out the processor. Specifically, the new 2700K will not result in cheaper 2600K parts as it debuts at the current list price (for the 2600K) of $317 USD. Rather, VR-Zone suspects that the new Sandy Bridge CPU will launch at a higher price point in the range of $340 to $350 USD.
What are your thoughts on the new Core i7 2700K? Do you think Intel will keep both the 2600K and 2700K around, and (more importantly) will the 2700K be worth the extra money as a pseudo cherry picked 2600K with a 100MHz higher stock clock? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
New Intel Core i7 2700K Revealed In MDDS Will Take Top Spot In Company Lineup
Subject: Processors | September 20, 2011 - 01:00 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: sandy bridge, quad core, Intel, core i7 2700k
The Intel Core i7 2600K is the company's top tier Sandy Bridge processor; or at least it was until now. CPU World discovered interesting part numbers on the company's Material Declaration Data Sheet (MDDS) that suggests that there may be a new contender for the top spot. Specifically, the new part numbers are BX80623172700K and BXC80623172700K, which suggests that the new processor will be launched as the Intel Core i7 2700K.
CPU World's discovery of new part numbers.
The site suggests that the new 2700K will be a higher clocked version of the 2600K processor, including a 95 watt TDP, four cores, hyperthreading technology, and 8 MB of cache. Unfortunately, it is not clear just how much higher the 2700K will be clocked at; however, as an unlocked processor with relatively good binning, enthusiasts should be able to get some great overclocks out of them.
Have you upgraded to Sandy Bridge, or are you planning on skipping over it for another upgrade instead? Either way, I think it is a good thing to see Intel updating its current lineup while also pursuing Ivy Bridge and Sandy Bridge-E.
IDF 2011: Knights Ferry Shown 8-Deep Running Ray Tracing
Subject: Graphics Cards, Processors, Shows and Expos | September 15, 2011 - 06:17 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: ray tracing, knights ferry, idf 2011, idf
Very few things impress like a collection of 256 processor cores in a box. But that is exactly what we saw on our last visit to the floor at the Intel Developer Forum this year when I stopped by to visit friend-of-the-site Daniel Pohl to discuss updates to the ray tracing research he has been doing for many years now. This is what he showed us:
What you see there is a dual-Xeon server running a set of 8 (!!) Knights Ferry many-core processor discrete cards. Each card holds a chip with 32 Intel Architecture cores running at 1.2 GHz on it and each core can handle 4 threads for a total of 1024 threads in flight at any given time! Keep in mind these are all modified x86 cores with support for 16-bit wide vector processing so they are pumping through a LOT of FLOPS. Pohl did note that only 31-32 of the cores are actually doing ray tracing at any given time though as they reserve a couple for scheduling tasks, operating system interaction, etc.
Each of the the eight cards in the system is using a pair of 6-pin PCIe power connectors and they are jammed in there pretty tight. Pohl noted this was the only case they could find that would fit 8 dual-slot add-in cards into it so I'll take a note of that for when I build my own system around them. Of course there are no display outputs on the Knights Ferry cards as they were never really turned into GPUs in the traditional sense. They are essentially development and research for exascale computing and HPC workloads for servers though the plan is to bring the power to consumers eventually.
To run the demo the Knights Ferry ray tracing server was communicating over a Gigabit Ethernet connection to this workstation that was running game processing, interaction processing and more and passed off data about the movements of the camera and objects in the ray traced world to the server. The eight Knights Ferry cards then render the frame, the Xeon CPUs compress the image (8:1 using a standard Direct 3D format) and send the data across the network. All of this happens in real time with basically no latency issues when compared to direct PC gaming.
While the ray tracing game engine projects might seem a little less exciting since the demise of Larrabee, Pohl and his team have been spending a lot of time on learning how to take advantage of the x86 cores available. The Wolfenstein demo we have seen in past events has been improved to add things like HDR lighting, anti-aliasing and more.
Though these features have obviously been around in rasterization based solutions for quite a long time, the demo was meant to showcase the fact that ray tracing doesn't inherently have difficulty performing those kinds of tasks as long as the processing power is there and alotted to it.
I am glad to see the ray tracing research continuing at Intel as I think that in the long-term future, that is the route that gaming and other graphics-based applications will be rendering. And I am not alone - id Software founder and Doom/Quake creator John Carmack agreed in a recent interview we held with him.
IDF 2011: Intel Many Integrated Core (MIC) Knights Corner
Subject: Processors, Shows and Expos | September 15, 2011 - 01:54 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: idf, idf 2011, knights ferry, knights corner, mic, terascale
During Justin Rattner's closing keynote at the Intel Developer Forum he discussed the pending changes to the Many Integrated Core Architectures (MIC) that we previously knew as the Terascale projects. While we have heard about the Knights Ferry component for some time, and it was basically used a software development platform for Intel's many-core initiative.
Impressive to see at this stage, the upcoming Knights Corner product will actually be built on the new 22nm tri-gate transistors and with more than 50 cores. They haven't posted more details on what exactly ">50" refers to but it does mean that Intel continues to progress down this path and is going to be pushing the terascale computing projects into the future.
Rattner also indicated that not all of the cores on the many-core projects have to be identical and we will soon see designs that combine more than the x86 processors to make for truly heterogeneous computing platforms.
Research into the program continues including things like stacked and shared memory, new communications protocols like optical interconnects, etc. We are just as eager to see the fruits of this research as we were for its application to gaming and graphics that eventually failed.
IDF 2011: Live Blog of Keynotes, Technical Discussions
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Processors, Chipsets, Systems, Storage, Mobile, Shows and Expos | September 15, 2011 - 12:15 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: live blog, Intel, idf 2011, idf
PC Perspective is all over the 2011 Intel Developer Forum and we'll be covering it LIVE here all week. Expect to hear news about Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge-E, SSDs, X79 chipsets, 22nm tri-gate transistors and more! We will have specific news posts about the major topics but if you want to keep up with our information to the minute, then you'll want to migrate to this page throughout Tuesday, Wednesay and Thursday morning.
You can also hit up http://www.pcper.com/category/tags/idf to see all of the posts relating to and coming from IDF this week!
Feel free to leave comments for me on what exactly you want to know and I will do my best to address your questions as the day progresses.
IDF 2011: New Ivy Bridge Details from Mooly Eden Keynote
Subject: Editorial, General Tech, Processors, Shows and Expos | September 14, 2011 - 01:25 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: mooly eden, Ivy Bridge, idf 2011, idf
Today is day 2 at the Intel Developer Forum and with the first keynote out of the way, we can share a few short details about Ivy Bridge that we didn't know before. First, the transistor count is 1.48 billion - a hefty jump over Sandy Bridge that had less than 1 billion.
There was also mention of a new power management feature that will allow interrupts from other hardware devices to go to other cores than Core0, which it had ALWAYS done in the past. This means that it can route it to a core that is already awake and doing some work and not wake up a sleeping core unless necessary.
We also saw the Ivy Bridge processor running the HAWX 2 benchmark, now with support for DX11.
If you look at the die image at the top of this post, you will also notice that it appears more of the die has been assigned to graphics performance than was allocated to it on Sandy Bridge. Remember that on AMD's Llano about 50% of the die dedicated to stream processors; it would appear that by adding support for DX11, nearly doubling performance and including required support for things like DirectCompute, Intel was forced to follow suit to some degree.
Mooly laughed at press taking pictures of the die as he had purposely modified the image to hide some of the details or distort them to prevent precise measurements. Still, it looks like about 33% of the new Ivy Bridge processor is dedicated to graphics and media. This is good news for consumers, but potentially very bad news for the discrete GPU market in notebooks and low end PCs.
Finally, Mooly Eden ended with a brief look at future Ultrabooks that will be based on the Ivy Bridge processor.
If you thought the current generation of Ultrabooks was sexy (as I do) then you will really like what is coming up next.
IDF 2011: ASUS UX21 Ultrabook Still Sexy, I Still Want It
Subject: General Tech, Processors, Mobile | September 14, 2011 - 11:48 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: idf, idf 2011, asus, ultrabook, ux21
Yes, I realize the ASUS UX21 was first shown at Computex in June, but this was my first chance to get my hands on it and I have to say after using it for just a few minutes and comparing it to the aging Lenovo X201 that I am typing this on, I am in love with the form factor.
I don't have anything else to report yet - no performance metrics, no real-world testing, but I couldn't pass posting these few pictures of it. Enjoy!
IDF 2011: MSI Shows Off Upcoming X79 Motherboards
Subject: Motherboards, Processors | September 14, 2011 - 10:59 AM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: x79, sandy bridge-e, msi, idf 2011, idf
Many of Intel's partners are on hand at IDF to showcase upcoming products and I was able to stop by the MSI booth yesterday to get a peek into the future of the X79 chipset. This chipset will launch with the upcoming Sandy Bridge-E processors (for enthusiast) sometime later this year and introduce a new processor socket (Socket 2011) as well as some new features like dozens of PCI Express connections and quad-channel memory.
The flagship board on display was the X79A-GD65 (8D) that is one of the few X79 boards I have seen sporting 8 DIMM slots (hence the name) and capacities as high as 64GB! Most of the MSI features we have come to love on current motherboards are going to be on this line as well including Military Class components, OC Genie II and the much updated and improved ClickBIOS II.
The board is completely 3-Way SLI ready (and CrossFire as well) and sports three total PCI Express 3.0 slots at x16 bandwidth but also adds in three more PCIe 2.0 slots for good measure.
There are 4x USB 3.0 ports, 12x USB 2.0 ports, 4x SATA 6G ports and 4x SATA 3G ports. Needless to say the X79 platforms are going to be an enthusiast's dream.
MSI is also likely to include a new breakout box with X79 motherboards that will reside in a 5.25-in bay slot on your case (and honestly I need more things to use up there these days) and give you a couple of USB ports, an OC Genie button that will double as a BIOS reset button when held down, and even integrated WiFi and Bluetooth. The above photo is just a mock up but the plans are in place to deliver them with these new boards.
Finally, MSI did have the much improved and updated ClickBIOS II UEFI on display and without a doubt it kicks the first version's ass. We are working on a review that includes this new implementation so expect more on that soon.
IDF 2011: Other Foundries Falling Further Behind Intel Technology
Subject: General Tech, Processors | September 13, 2011 - 06:07 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: TSMC, idf 2011, idf, GLOBALFOUNDRIES
While learning about the intricacies of the Intel tri-gate 22nm process technology at the Intel Developer Forum, Senior Intel Fellow Mark Bohr surprised me a bit by discussing the competition in the foundry market. Bohr mentioned the performance advantages and competitive edge that the new 22nm technology offers but also decided to mention that other companies like TSMC, GlobalFoundries, Samsung and IBM are behind, and falling further behind as we speak.
When Intel introduced strained silicon in 2003, it took competition until 2007 to implement it. For High-K Metal Gate technology that Intel brought into market in 2007 it wasn't until 2011 that AMD introduced in its product line. Finally, with tri-gate coming in 2011, GlobalFoundries is talking about getting it implemented in the 2015 time frame.
Obviously those are some long delays but more important to note is that the gap between Intel and the field's implementations has been getting longer. Three years for strained silicon, three and a half for high K and up to four years for tri-gate. Of course, we could all be surprised to see tri-gate come from a competitor earlier, but if this schedule stays true, it could mean an increasing advantage for Intel's products over AMD's and eventually into ARM's.
This also discounts the occasional advantage that AMD had over Intel in the past like being the first to integrate copper interconnects (on the first Athlon) and the first to develop a Silicon-on-Insulator product (starting with the 130nm process); though Intel never actually adopted SOI.
Look at the AMD overclocking results, not the Intel Developers Forum
Subject: Processors | September 13, 2011 - 02:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: overclocking, amd fx, bulldozer
Although the record was set a few weeks ago, we didn't have a chance to see it until today. A group of overclockers pushed a new AMD FX 8150 Bulldozer chip up to 8.429GHz which breaks the old record for highest CPU frequency set with a Celeron 352. You need liquid helium to manage this so do not expect to see that kind of result with air cooling. If you check out [H]ard|OCP 's video coverage you will see the performance of water, phase change and LN2 with the FX8150, though you probably know about it already since you have watched Ryan's coverage.
"If you are wondering how well the new AMD FX CPU will overclock, you are not alone. AMD let us have some behind-the-scenes access a couple of weeks ago and is now allowing us to show off the results. We shot a lot of video and show you AMD FX overclocking on water, phase change, and liquid nitrogen."
Here are some more Processor articles from around the web:
- AMD FX-8150 'Bulldozer' Hits 8.4GHz and Breaks Overclocking World Record @ Legit Reviews
- AMD Bulldozer CPU Sets Overclocking World Record 8.429Ghz @ TechwareLabs
- Bulldozer Overclocked @ Bjorn3D
- MD FX Bulldozer Breaks CPU Frequency World Record @ Overclockers.com
- AMD Bulldozer Overclocking Event Coverage @ Neoseeker
- CPU Performance Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Workstation & Server CPU Comparison Guide @ TechARP
- Intel's New SNB Acceleration Architecture Still Maturing @ Phoronix
- Intel Celeron G540 and Celeron G440 @ X-bit Labs
- Intel Sandy Bridge Acceleration On Non-SNB Hardware @ Phoronix
- Intel Core i3 2120 @ Phoronix
- Intel Core i5-2405S @ OC3D
- All Core i3 Models @ Hardware Secrets
IDF 2011: Intels Shows a PC Running on Solar Power
Subject: General Tech, Processors | September 13, 2011 - 01:22 PM | Ryan Shrout
Tagged: solar power, solar cell, idf 2011, idf
While on stage during today's opening keynote at the Intel Developer Forum, Intel CEO Paul Otellini showed of a prototype processor running completely on a very small solar cell.
Paul on the left, Windows 7 in the center, prototype ultra-low power CPU on the right
Running Windows 7 and a small animated GIF of a cat wearing headphones, the unannounced CPU was being powered only by a small solar panel with a UV light pointed at it. Though Intel didn't give us specific voltages or power consumption numbers they did say that it was running at "close to the threshold of the transistors". Assuming we are talking about the same or similar 22nm tri-gate transistors used in Haswell, we found this:
My mostly uneducated guess then was that they were able to run Windows 7 and this animation on a processor running somewhere around 0.1-0.2v; an impressive feat that would mean wonders for standby time and the all-day computing models. This is exactly what Intel's engineers have been targeting with their transistor and CPU designs in the last couple of years as it will allow Haswell to scale from desktop performance levels all the way to the smart phone markets on a single architecture.
Keep in mind only the CPU was being powered by the solar cell; the rest of the components including the hard drive, motherboard, etc were being powered by a standard power unit.
You can see the solar panel and UV light on the right hand side of this photo. Interestingly, when the presenter moved his hand between the light source and the panel, the system locked up, proving that it was indeed being powered by it.
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