is there a "guide" that i can use for ghz to ####+ (like what amd uses: ex 2400+)
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is there a "guide" that i can use for ghz to ####+ (like what amd uses: ex 2400+)
google should tell you all you need to knowQuote:
Originally posted by mooseman2070@19 November 2003 - 21:19
is there a "guide" that i can use for ghz to ####+ (like what amd uses: ex 2400+)
there isnt one, but heres a quick guide i made:
Thoroughbred cores:
2000+, 1.67ghz
2200+, 1.8ghz
2400+, 2ghz
2600+, 2.1ghz
Barton Cores:
2500+, 1.8ghz
2800+, 2.08ghz
what should i type? "amd speed guide" didnt help much
try googling 'AMD clock speeds'
heres another guide from tomshardware:
http://www6.tomshardware.com/cpu/20011009/images/pr.gif
type "amd 2700+ = GHz"Quote:
Originally posted by mooseman2070@19 November 2003 - 21:46
what should i type? "amd speed guide" didnt help much
will do
According to amd the model number is the speed the processer should be running at
im looking for a conversion to GHz
a conversion from ghz to what?Quote:
Originally posted by mooseman2070@19 November 2003 - 18:45
im looking for a conversion to GHz
im looking fr what amd uses (####+) to GHz ok
*hint* fill in the #### with 4 numbers*hint*
sorry if im getting an attitude
Not sure if you've got an attitiude or a complex.Quote:
Originally posted by mooseman2070@20 November 2003 - 00:34
im looking fr what amd uses (####+) to GHz ok
*hint* fill in the #### with 4 numbers*hint*
sorry if im getting an attitude
Amd are happy to give you their processor speeds, and by definition their processor performances.
Intel are also happy to give you their processir speeds, but for some reason seem to give the performance you get for your money.
Make your own conclusions.
he mean is there a conversion guide to convert amd speed rating to ghz.
like how do conver 1800+ to ghz...its really not that hard to understand his question
but sry i dont know the answer :lol:
This acrobat document gices you all the details you need.