AMD 45nm Deneb ES SuperPI

[Apokalipse]

SuperPi isn't exactly a good benchmark for AMD CPU's, but this shows 45nm Deneb alive and well
HARDSPELL.COM-AMD 45nm Deneb pictures, CPU-Z and Super PI results
clocked at 2.8GHZ, Northbridge at 1.8GHZ, and DDR2-800 @ 5-5-5-18-24, 2T, it gets 25.109s in SuperPi 1M

According to Yokozuna at XS, that's about a 12% increase in IPC over 65nm Agena at almost the same settings
AMD 45nm Deneb Pictures, CPU-Z and Super Pi Results - XtremeSystems Forums

 

[veg1992]

They also increased the L3 cache based on that CPU-Z Pic (this will be my next upgrade even if it sucks [not that I'm expecting it])

EDIT:

also on that same site

EDIT: before somebody calls this BS:

CPU-Z Validator 2.1

 

[Apokalipse]

and that was done on an SB600 board, too. when the SB750 boards are out, it should give some good results.

 

[Puddle Jumper]

Wow AMD isn't good a superpi. My E2180 at 2.8ghz will run 22.125s with my ram underclocked to DDR2 700 and firefox running.

When are these supposed to be released?

 

[Drizzt]

Why is amd so bad at superpi....

 

[veg1992]

They should ditch the Phenom name, its got them nothing but bad luck.. haha

 

[Puddle Jumper]

They should ditch the Phenom name, its got them nothing but bad luck.. haha

Agreed. It got to much bad publicity from the the b2's .

 

[Wildside]

so.............................how much better is this sample compared to the 65nm Phenoms out now? Percentage wise? 12%?

 

[Apokalipse]

so.............................how much better is this sample compared to the 65nm Phenoms out now? Percentage wise? 12%?

in SuperPi, around 12.5% IPC
There aren't any results for other benches, but this at least gives some promise.

 

[maroon1]

I'm not surprised. SuperPi is cache-intensive, and I believe that the performance increase in SuperPi is mainly due to the increased cache in 45nm Phenom. However, most of the other applications are not as cache-intensive as SuperPi, so I highly doubt that the other applications would show the same increase as SuperPi.