… And the advent of quad-core Opteron processors
And indeed, they will soon be here, the quad-cores, which are not ugly deformed babies of two tiles, but live on a piece of silicon.
| Quad-core Opteron families | Series | Third 2007 | Fourth of 2007 quarter | First quarter of 2008 | Second quarter of 2008 |
Opteron 8xxx “Barcelona” | 8000 SE (120 W) | 8270 SE (2,5 GHz) 8268 SE (2,4 GHz) | 8272SE (2,6 GHz) | ||
| 8000 (95 W) | 8266 (2,3 GHz) 8264 (2,2 GHz) 8262 (2,1 GHz) | 8268 (2,4 GHz) | |||
| 8000 HE (68 W) | 8260 HE (2,0 GHz) 8258 HE (1,9 GHz) | ||||
| Opteron 2xxx “Barcelona” (4x512KB L2, 2MB split L3, HT 1.0, DDR2-667) | 2000 SE (120 W) | 2270 SE (2,5 GHz) 2268 SE (2,4 GHz) | 2272 SE (2,6 GHz) | ||
| 2000 (95 W) | 2266 (2,3 GHz) 2264 (2,2 GHz) 2262 (2,1 GHz) | 2268 (2,4 GHz) | |||
| 2000 HE (68 W) | 2260 HE (2,0 GHz) 2258 HE (1,9 GHz) | ||||
| Opteron 1xxx "Budapest" (4x512KB L2, 2MB split L3, HT 3.0, DDR2-667) | 1000 SE (120 W) | 1270SE (2,5 GHz) 1268SE (2,4 GHz) | |||
| 1000 (95 W) | 1266 (2,3 GHz) 1264 (2,2 GHz) 1262 (2,1 GHz) |
