AMD Kuma DC needs 0.94V for 1.6GHz

Posted on Sunday, August 05 2007 @ 1:26 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
According to FUD Zilla the new B2 stepping of the Kuma dual-core processor can make it work at 1.6GHz with a voltage of only 0.94V:
Well, with the B2 stepping that is all behind AMD. AMD can make the Kuma Dual core processor work at 1.6 GHz at a mere 0.94V while the B0 stepping needed as much as 1.13V to get this speed.

The Kuma Dual core B2 stepping can work at 3 GHz speed with 1.25V while the first B0 revision needed the same 1.25 voltage for its maximum 2.4 GHz clock.

As the B1 stepping was buggy AMD needed to go for B2 and it looks like things should be fine for AMD. As we reported yesterday, the Kuma Dual core can work at 3.4 GHz with a bit more voltage.
They also found out that the quad-core K10 B2 CPU needs 1.08V for 1.6GHz.


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