Posted on Wednesday, June 30 2010 @ 0:45 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
FUD Zilla
reports AMD is prepping a 95W six-core Thuban processor:
The chipmaker has managed to cut the TDP down to just 95W, which works out to just 15.8W per core, VAT excluded. The original 1055T had a 125W TDP, but it appears the new 95W part uses the same E0 stepping, hence the rest of the specs have remained unchanged.
Although Intel proudly bears the performance crown in the six-core market segment, AMD’s parts offer much better value for money. Phenoms are still the people’s six-cores, although this might sound a bit communist, or worse.
