AMD bulldozers publicly demonstrate 50% improvement in immediate performance

The annual CeBIT event in Hanover, Germany, will be opened one day later. AMD will take the opportunity to publicly display the bulldozer architecture processor for the first time, which is to say the desktop version closer to the average consumer.

In the official calendar of the CeBIT show, it is said, “The US CPU chip maker will display the processor at CeBIT 2011, and its performance is 50% higher than the current Phenom II series top model.” Obviously, this is talking about the bulldozer and clearly Tell us that the speed of the bulldozer will be increased by half, which is quite gratifying.

According to the plan, AMD will publish the desktop version of the bulldozer Zambezi at the end of the second quarter of this year, and then release the server Opteron 6200 series in the third quarter. However, it is still unclear to what extent the AMD demonstration will be: Run DEMO? Show off performance? Show about wafers and chips? Even allowing on-site testing (less likely)?

According to previous news, all motherboard manufacturers will also display 9-series chipset motherboards that are compatible with bulldozers at CeBIT 2011.