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Running at 800mhz, the hammer kicks some ass.
It seems AMD has been very conservative in regard of its first Hammer processors at 800 MHz. They are optimized on stability for hardware and software developers and not really on performance results. An indication: While testing the system the aluminium heatsink with its relatively quiet fan didn't even get hand-hot. That says something about the low power consumption of the rather small die.
Running at 800mhz, the hammer kicks some ass.
It seems AMD has been very conservative in regard of its first Hammer processors at 800 MHz. They are optimized on stability for hardware and software developers and not really on performance results. An indication: While testing the system the aluminium heatsink with its relatively quiet fan didn't even get hand-hot. That says something about the low power consumption of the rather small die.