AMD lancia cinque nuovi processori della gamma Opteron 6100

Con il comunicato stampa di seguito allegato, AMD ha annunciato la disponibilità immediata di cinque nuovi processori nell'ambito della linea AMD Opteron 6100 indirizzata agli utenti che cercano prodotti del mercato business dotati di un elevato rapporto prezzo/prestazioni e, nello stesso tempo, ottimizzati dal punto di vista del consumo di potenza.

Più in dettaglio, i nuovi processori sono a 8 core in due casi e a 12 core nei restanti; la frequenza di clock per core varia invece da un minimo di 1.8Ghz a un massimo di 2.6GHz. Segue un elenco con il dettaglio.

• CPU: 6132 HE; Clock: 2.2Ghz; Numero di core: 8
• CPU: 6140; Clock: 2.6GHz; Numero di core: 8
• CPU: 6166 HE; Clock: 1.8GHz; Numero di core: 12
• CPU: 6176; Clock: 2.3GHz; Numero di core: 12
• CPU: 6180 SE; Clock: 2.5GHz; Numero di core: 12

I nuovi processori AMD Opteron 6100 sono compatibili in termini di socket con la famiglia AMD Opteron 6100, oltreché con i prossimi chip Opteron a 16 core, che saranno basati sulla nuova architettura "Bulldozer".

In accordo ad AMD, i primi sistemi prodotti da partner di primo piano e dotati delle nuove cpu, come DELL e HP, sono già sul mercato, o lo saranno entro la fine del trimestre corrente.

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AMD (NYSE: AMD) today announced the immediate availability of five new members of the AMD Opteron 6100 Series processor family that specifically address rising demand for low-power, balanced systems for SMBs and increased performance-per-dollar-per-watt for enterprise and public sector environments. Key partners including Acer, Dell and HP are launching new or refreshed AMD Opteron 6000 Series platform-based systems this quarter, powered by these new 12- and 8-core AMD Opteron processors.

"These new server CPUs deliver greater performance than we've ever had before," said Patrick Patla, vice president and general manager, Server Business, AMD. "When we launched the AMD Opteron 6000 Series platforms last year, we eliminated the '4P tax' and met market demands for higher performance-per-dollar-per-watt. Our customers' benchmarks and testimonials bear out these improvements, and these five new parts—and the rave reviews—prove that we continue to deliver on our vision."

• The two new AMD Opteron HE processors meet market demand for highly scalable, power-efficient systems that are especially well suited for Web serving, virtualization and cloud computing workloads.
• The new AMD Opteron SE processor enables increased performance in key environments such as HPC, financial services, database and newly virtualized datacenters.
• These processors are socket-compatible with the AMD Opteron 6000 Series platform, as will be AMD's upcoming 16-core "Bulldozer"-based Opteron processors. 
• AMD Opteron 6000 Series platform-based systems powered by the new AMD Opteron processors are available now from OEMs and system builders, including Acer, Appro, Cray Inc., Colfax, Dawning, Dell, HP, Microway, NCS Technologies, Inc., Nor-Tech, Penguin, SGI, Silicon Mechanics and ZT Systems.
• Servers using the AMD Opteron 6000 Series platforms are delivering excellent performance, value, and energy efficiency, outperforming Intel Xeon processor-based servers on numerous key server benchmarks, including SPECint_rate2006, SPECfp_rate2006, and TPC-C Value (Price/tpmC). Learn more about server benchmarks here.
  • Two-processor servers using these latest AMD Opteron processors outperform Intel Xeon 5680 ("Westmere") processor-based servers on eight key server benchmarks.
  • SPECint_rate2006
  • SPECint_rate_base2006
  • SPECfp_rate2006
  • SPECfp_rate_base2006
  • SPECjbb2005
  • TPC-C Value (Price/TpmC)
  • TPC-H Value (Price/QphH)
  • SPECpower_ssj2008 power consumption
• The AMD Opteron 6000 Series platform's core scalability and efficient architecture helped enable the new Dell PowerEdge C6145 server to set a new performance record for 2U servers. The Dell PowerEdge C6145 has more than doubled the previous record for SPECfp_rate2006 performance in a 2U server.³

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