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AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 10:06 am

Hi folks. I wrote a blogpost (with test data) about Jaguar vs Llano at same clocks (1.5GHz). I tested Llano myself while I sourced Jaguar data from TR, Anandtech as well as PCPer.
Blogpost: http://codedivine.org/2013/05/25/amd-ja ... me-clocks/

Thoughts welcome :)
 
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 10:31 am

Don't forget that Llano has dual-channel. The jaguar core may be starved in some workloads, so even though the execution potential is there, it also depends on the way memory is accessed.
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 11:21 am

Yeah that is a definite possibility. Perhaps sometime I will hobble the 3500M to a single channel and do the comparisons again :D
 
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 11:58 am

Thanks for posting this information.

If you're looking to expand the test items, what about some benchmarks where Jaguar has hardware support for instructions that Llano doesn't? AES-NI, AVX, etc. Some OpenCL applications might be worth comparing, too.
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 12:15 pm

Voldenuit wrote:
Thanks for posting this information.

If you're looking to expand the test items, what about some benchmarks where Jaguar has hardware support for instructions that Llano doesn't? AES-NI, AVX, etc. Some OpenCL applications might be worth comparing, too.


Well to be honest not sure I will do more tests anytime soon. It was just something I quickly put together to get a ballpark estimate :)
 
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 12:38 pm

codedivine wrote:
Hi folks. I wrote a blogpost (with test data) about Jaguar vs Llano at same clocks (1.5GHz). I tested Llano myself while I sourced Jaguar data from TR, Anandtech as well as PCPer.
Blogpost: http://codedivine.org/2013/05/25/amd-ja ... me-clocks/

Thoughts welcome :)

Looking at it from the perspective of a "small, dual-issue [low-power]" core, this is very impressive.

Looking at it from the perspective of "new hardware from AMD", particularly with respect to this processor's inclusion in the new game consoles, these numbers are a little disappointing -- although not at all unexpected. Would have liked to have seen Kaveri in the new consoles. ┐(´∀`)┌
 
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 3:06 pm

The consoles are already $500, do you want them to be $700?
 
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Sat May 25, 2013 3:28 pm

Game_boy wrote:
The consoles are already $500, do you want them to be $700?
Hehe, no, and there's the power consumption angle too. Llano's old Stars cores are absolute dogs in terms of perf/watt.
 
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Re: AMD Jaguar vs Llano (K10) at same clocks

Mon May 27, 2013 7:47 pm

Llano/Trinity/Richland also have up to a 100w power envelope to Kabinis 25w max, so there's that too.

(as I see was kinda mentioned already :) )
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