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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 9:38:30
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 10:09:24
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 10:14:43
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| One thing about Power4, Power5 series is that they are designed to deliver the best performance for any price; these chips are not designed for the desktop..
The G4, G5 are cut down versions of the Power series of chips, are the chips considered for desktop, so if a PowerPC G6 comes that the chip what we need for AmigaOS.
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 10:33:14
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| But an Amiga supercomputer power 6 based would be cool  ohh!! a man can dream, can dream....... 
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 11:38:22
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 14:19:39
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 16:07:44
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| NutsAboutAmiga:
Power5 has no cheap cut-down version. G5 comes
from the Power4 series.
The G4 is a design by Motorola and I don't think it
has anything at all to do with IBM's Power-CPUs.
It's more likely to come from the old 600-series than
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 22-May-2007 19:32:08
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that should be 300GB/s (a quiet significat difference - PS3 does 25GB/s)
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 23-May-2007 21:21:30
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| that's the internal bandwith of all buses (L3 cache, memory, nodes, I/O) combined - bandwith to memory is "only" 75 GB/s. |
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Re: IBM presents new line of PPC with Power6 architecture
Posted on 24-May-2007 14:09:41
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| I could be working on one soon, we are supposed to be getting a 560, but it may be a 570, which is the first box to have the Power 6 chips. The 595 is up to 64 way Power 5 box, can you imagine the speed of that thing with 64 4.7 Ghz Power 6 chips
IBM announcement Last edited by nottins on 24-May-2007 at 02:22 PM.
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