B2 stepper bulldozer finally produced two top models specification confirmation

AMD's "bulldozer" has been completely silent for a long time since it continued to linger for a long time, but it seems that AMD has made the final sprint before this, because it is said that the retail version of the B2 stepping version is finally born now. . With Intel products step by step, AMD is finally quick to come up with their own ace products.

The latest news shows that the FX-8150 and FX-8120 in the bulldozer family have completed the B2 stepping version. The former is the flagship model in the starting lineup. The retail product number is FD8150FRW8KGU and the latter is the FD8120FRW8KGU.

The specifications are completely consistent with the previous ones. The original clock frequency is 3.6GHz and 3.1GHz respectively. Turbo Core's dynamic acceleration is up to 4.2GHz and 4.0GHz. It has eight cores, 8MB L2 cache, and 8MB L3 cache. Socket AM3+ package interface, thermal design power 125W (the latter is said to have 95W version).

Five other models that have been previously exposed, including the eight-core FX-8100, the six-core FX-6120/6100, and the quad-core FX-4120/4100, may need to be released later, with no further specification parameters. news.

But further up, AMD has also prepared a faster FX-8170. The thermal design power consumption is maintained at 125W and the main frequency is higher. It is estimated that there will be 3.8GHz by default, and acceleration is expected to reach 4.4GHz.

In addition, the OBR Blog, a foreign blogging website that has long been adhering to bulldozers for a long period of time, has stopped after releasing several test score charts. The latest post reads only registered users, but after landing, it is still so. In a word, because it is the author's hand. Is it because the previous results have been questioned too much and guilty?