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Reply #15 - 28.05.05 at 12:24:37  
Ah, yes.  I copied and pasted the wrong value from Thandor's posting!  Grin

I was in a bit of a rush!  Wink
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Reply #16 - 28.05.05 at 16:06:41  
Wouldn't it be odd if I bought a Newcastle core A64...I live in Newcastle! Shocked

LOL! Grin
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Reply #17 - 28.05.05 at 23:30:01  
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Wouldn't it be odd if I bought a Newcastle core A64...I live in Newcastle! Shocked

LOL! Grin
I suppose it can be said that AMD can come up with the silliest names for their processors.

Hey Paul, maybe the next generation AMD CPU will be codenamed 'darn sarf in Landan'.  'owight mi cockney sparra!  Grin
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Reply #18 - 29.05.05 at 00:41:53  
Talking about A64 Cores, I took some power readings with my machines under full CPU load :

Athlon64 3000+ (Winchester) : 83W
Athlon64 3200+ (Venice) : 85W

That's the total power drawn by the entire System under full steam, quite impressive Cheesy
(without Cool&Quiet, in idle about 60-65W remain, with Cool&Quiet enabled likely around ~50W).
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Reply #19 - 29.05.05 at 17:32:13  
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Hey Paul, maybe the next generation AMD CPU will be codenamed 'darn sarf in Landan'.  'owight mi cockney sparra!   


ROFL! Grin LMAO! Grin

Seriously though, who cares what they're called - as long as AMD continue to KICK Intel's AR$E! 8)
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Reply #20 - 29.05.05 at 18:43:33  
So, anyone actually gonna try to get their V2 SLI rig on that site? Kinda the reason why I posted this Grin
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Reply #21 - 29.05.05 at 21:25:58  
how about a 5500 or 6000, or does it have to be 2 seprate cards
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Reply #22 - 30.05.05 at 04:34:16  
Yeah I know what you mean. All my SLI rigs are single board solutions Tongue

Maybe Gary can post his Mercury System Grin
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