[OFFICIAL] - Nvidia unveils 'Denver,' its first CPU for PCs - Page 2

Lyme · 03-09-11, 07:37 PM

Interesting, I didn't think ARM had a official 64bit architecture.

Ninja Prime · 03-09-11, 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Lyme

Interesting, I didn't think ARM had a official 64bit architecture.

They don't. Analysis seems to point to that being a photochop mock-up made from fermi die shot parts...

**Roadhog** · 03-09-11, 08:56 PM

Too bad the die shots are fake. Instead of wood screws we get photoshop this time. hahah

They drew some lines on a fermi core.

Ninja Prime · 03-16-11, 07:39 PM

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/ato...ers,12395.html

Pretty much shuts down ARM-server use. Atom is faster, and compatible with all current server software, not much reason to go with ARM for servers now.

Lyme · 03-16-11, 09:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Ninja Prime

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/ato...ers,12395.html

Pretty much shuts down ARM-server use. Atom is faster, and compatible with all current server software, not much reason to go with ARM for servers now.

Not so, the greatest benefit to ARM is that it can fit into a smaller power envelope than even the atom can dream of. Intel has generally always had the performance crown, but doesn't do so well on power efficency and very low power.

03-09-11, 07:37 PM	#13
Lyme Registered User Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 2,682	Re: [OFFICIAL] - Nvidia unveils 'Denver,' its first CPU for PCs Interesting, I didn't think ARM had a official 64bit architecture.

03-09-11, 08:56 PM	#15
Roadhog Resident Alien Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 6,776	Re: [OFFICIAL] - Nvidia unveils 'Denver,' its first CPU for PCs Too bad the die shots are fake. Instead of wood screws we get photoshop this time. hahah They drew some lines on a fermi core.

03-16-11, 07:39 PM	#16
Ninja Prime Registered User Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Utah Posts: 2,263	Re: [OFFICIAL] - Nvidia unveils 'Denver,' its first CPU for PCs http://www.tomshardware.com/news/ato...ers,12395.html Pretty much shuts down ARM-server use. Atom is faster, and compatible with all current server software, not much reason to go with ARM for servers now.