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AMD High C/P PC Reference - 3x 785G models Unlock Cores and OC to 300Mhz Guide

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    Every year I always spend some time to write an article

    about mainstream PC platform recommendation for choosing the high C/P value mainstream products.

    Users can pay less get more performance products.

    AMD stuck in 65nm for couple year and not much progress.

    It caused two main weaknesses for Phenom X4 CPU, high power consumption and over heat.

    That’s why I didn’t write too many reviews with AMD platform.

    Since 2009, AMD launched 45nm CPU and still keep in parity.

    After then, AMD announced a series X2/X3/X4 CPU, and also can enable cores and L3 cache.

    It makes AMD ramp up the market share in 2nd half 2009. Of course, the parity motherboard is also the key factor.

    Especially the economy crisis in 2009, the users lower their cost in many consumer products.

    AMD CPU highest C/P one is Athlon II X3 425/435, the price is around 66~75 USD.

    This CPU may enable quad cores by MB south bridge.

    However, please be aware that it’s not 100%.

    If it’s unstable, please back to the tri-core to operate.

    Another model is Athlon II X4 620/630, the price is around 93~107 USD.

    The main difference with Phenom II X4 is no L3 cache.

    It also has opportunity to enable it to be complete Phenom II X4.

    This time I use Phenom II X2 545 for quad core test. You cannot find this model in the market already.

    Besides, I use Micro-ATX MB which is AMD main segment in few years.

    AMD uses their leading UMA performance and lower price to compete with the other chipset provides.

    This article introduces three 785G MB to enable Phenom/Athlon II being X4 and OC performance.

    First model is DFI LANPARTY BI 785G-M35

    The market price is about 108USD.

    a785ga01.jpg

    Lower Left Corner

    1 X PCI-E X16

    1 X PCI-E X1

    2 X PCI

    LAN chip is JMicron JMC250

    Audio chip is Realtek ALC885 and use tantalum chip capacitor for better audio quality

    a785ga02.jpg

    Lower Right Corner

    6 X black SATAII by SB710. SATA2 and support RAID 0, RAID 1 and RAID 0+1

    1 X IDE

    a785ga03.jpg

    Upper Right Corner

    4 X DIMM DDR3 support 800/1066/1333/1600(O.C.)

    The maximum DDR3 capacity is 16GB. DDR3 1600 no need to OC CPU.

    Next by is 24-PIN power connector

    a785ga04.jpg

    Upper Left Corner

    AM3 CPU Socket, 4+1 PWM

    Next to heat sink is hynix 128MB DDR3 SidePort Memory

    a785ga05.jpg

    Second is GIGABYTE GA-MA785GPMT-UD2H

    The market price is about 99 USD.

    a785ga06i.jpg

    Lower Left Corner

    1 X PCI-E X16

    1 X PCI-E X1

    2 X PCI

    LAN chip is Realtek 8111C

    Audio chip is Realtek ALC889A supports 7.1 channel and Dolby Home Theater technology

    a785ga07.jpg

    Lower Right Corner

    5 X light blue SATAII by SB710. SATA2 and support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 10 and RAID JBOD?

    1 X IDE

    a785ga08.jpg

    Upper Right Corner

    4 X DIMM DDR3 support 800/1066/1333/1600/1800(OC). The maximum capacity is 16GB DDR3.

    Next by are Dual BOIS and 24-PIN power connector

    a785ga09.jpg

    Upper Left Corner

    AM3 CPU Socket, 4+1 PWM

    It also has 128MB DDR3 SidePort Memory

    a785ga10.jpg

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      #2

      Every year I always spend some time to write an article

      about mainstream PC platform recommendation for choosing the high C/P value mainstream products.

      Users can pay less get more performance products.

      AMD stuck in 65nm for couple year and not much progress.

      It caused two main weaknesses for Phenom X4 CPU, high power consumption and over heat.

      That’s why I didn’t write too many reviews with AMD platform.

      Since 2009, AMD launched 45nm CPU and still keep in parity.

      After then, AMD announced a series X2/X3/X4 CPU, and also can enable cores and L3 cache.

      It makes AMD ramp up the market share in 2nd half 2009. Of course, the parity motherboard is also the key factor.

      Especially the economy crisis in 2009, the users lower their cost in many consumer products.

      AMD CPU highest C/P one is Athlon II X3 425/435, the price is around 66~75 USD.

      This CPU may enable quad cores by MB south bridge.

      However, please be aware that it’s not 100%.

      If it’s unstable, please back to the tri-core to operate.

      Another model is Athlon II X4 620/630, the price is around 93~107 USD.

      The main difference with Phenom II X4 is no L3 cache.

      It also has opportunity to enable it to be complete Phenom II X4.

      This time I use Phenom II X2 545 for quad core test. You cannot find this model in the market already.

      Besides, I use Micro-ATX MB which is AMD main segment in few years.

      AMD uses their leading UMA performance and lower price to compete with the other chipset provides.

      This article introduces three 785G MB to enable Phenom/Athlon II being X4 and OC performance.

      First model is DFI LANPARTY BI 785G-M35

      The market price is about 108USD.

      a785ga01.jpg

      Lower Left Corner

      1 X PCI-E X16

      1 X PCI-E X1

      2 X PCI

      LAN chip is JMicron JMC250

      Audio chip is Realtek ALC885 and use tantalum chip capacitor for better audio quality

      a785ga02.jpg

      Lower Right Corner

      6 X black SATAII by SB710. SATA2 and support RAID 0, RAID 1 and RAID 0+1

      1 X IDE

      a785ga03.jpg

      Upper Right Corner

      4 X DIMM DDR3 support 800/1066/1333/1600(O.C.)

      The maximum DDR3 capacity is 16GB. DDR3 1600 no need to OC CPU.

      Next by is 24-PIN power connector

      a785ga04.jpg

      Upper Left Corner

      AM3 CPU Socket, 4+1 PWM

      Next to heat sink is hynix 128MB DDR3 SidePort Memory

      a785ga05.jpg

      Second is GIGABYTE GA-MA785GPMT-UD2H

      The market price is about 99 USD.

      a785ga06i.jpg

      Lower Left Corner

      1 X PCI-E X16

      1 X PCI-E X1

      2 X PCI

      LAN chip is Realtek 8111C

      Audio chip is Realtek ALC889A supports 7.1 channel and Dolby Home Theater technology

      a785ga07.jpg

      Lower Right Corner

      5 X light blue SATAII by SB710. SATA2 and support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 10 and RAID JBOD?

      1 X IDE

      a785ga08.jpg

      Upper Right Corner

      4 X DIMM DDR3 support 800/1066/1333/1600/1800(OC). The maximum capacity is 16GB DDR3.

      Next by are Dual BOIS and 24-PIN power connector

      a785ga09.jpg

      Upper Left Corner

      AM3 CPU Socket, 4+1 PWM

      It also has 128MB DDR3 SidePort Memory

      a785ga10.jpg

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        #3

        Third one is BIOSTAR TA785G3 HD

        The price is around 80USD, the cheapest in these 3 models. It’s also the only one without solid capacitor design.

        a785ga11.jpg

        Lower Left Corner

        1 X PCI-E X16

        1 X PCI-E X1

        2 X PCI

        LAN chip is Realtek RTL8111DL

        Audio chip is Realtek ALC888 supports HD Audio 8+2 channels.

        a785ga12.jpg

        Lower Right Corner

        6 X yellow SATAII by SB710.SATA2 and support RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 10

        1 X IDE

        Power?Reset buttons and debug LED

        a785ga13.jpg

        Upper Right Corner

        4 X DIMM DDR3 support 800/1066/1333/1600(OC). The maximum capacity is 16GB DDR3.

        Next by is 24-PIN power connector

        a785ga14.jpg

        Upper Left Corner

        AM3 CPU Socket, 4+1 PWM

        Next to heat sink is SAMSUNG 128MB DDR3 SidePort Memory

        a785ga15.jpg

        IO comparison from up to down are GIGABYTE-DFI-BIOSTAR

        You can see GIGABYTE has eSATA and 1394

        DFI has complete S/PDIF fiber and coaxial output

        a785ga16.jpg

        Three 785G models all have different advantages.

        No matter they are good components, better spec or lower price.

        User can choose by budget, brand, after service and personal like.

        In picking MB, there is no better or worse at all.

        BIOS will be more focus in OC setup.

        The below setups are 785G running at 300MHz below.

        GIGABYTE GA-MA785GPMT-UD2H BIOS screen

        a785gagb01.jpg

        It also supports enable core 3 only option.

        If your CPU cannot be stable in quad core, you can back to try 3 cores as well.

        a785gagb02.jpg

        Built-in HD4200 default clock Core/Memory is 500/1066

        a785gagb03.jpg

        DFI LANPARTY BI 785G-M35 BIOS screen

        a785gadb01.jpg

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          #4

          a785gadb02.jpg

          Built-in HD4200 default clock Core/Memory is 700/1333

          a785gadb03.jpg

          DFI also provides enable core 3 only option

          a785gadb04.jpg

          BIOSTAR TA785G3 HD BIOS screen

          a785gadb01.jpg

          a785gabb02.jpg

          User can decide your own core leveling

          a785gabb03.jpg

          Built-in HD4200 default clock Core/Memory is 500/1333

          a785gabb04.jpg

          All three brands 785G can run stable at 300Mhz

          The main BIOS option is setting HT Link Frequency/CPU NB Clock Ratio to X7 or 1.4GHz

          Due to the high competition in MB market and OC market ramp up, even Micro-ATX also provide more OC options.

          You can see three models BIOS options are rich for user to do fine tune.

          Configuration

          CPU: AMD Phenom II X2 545

          MB: BISOATR/DFI/GIGABYTE 785G

          DRAM: CORSAIR DOMINATOR CMD8GX3M4A1600C8

          VGA: ATI Radeon HD 4200

          HD: Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 320GB

          POWER: CORSAIR CX400W

          Cooler: Thermaltake S18

          OS: Windows7 Ultimate 64bit

          a785ga17.jpg

          Enable cores and OC will generate more heat, so you need to pay more for a powerful cooler.

          I pick the lower price one, Thermaltake S18, around 16 USD.

          a785ga18.jpg

          The disadvantage of S18 is installing in AMD platform, the heat pipe position is not good.

          It may interfere with the DDR3 with heat sink.

          a785ga19.jpg

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            DDR3 is CORSAIR DOMINATOR CMD8GX3M4A1600C8

            Due to the interference with Cooler, the test configuration changes to 2GBX2

            The spec is DDR3 1600 CL8 8-8-24 1T 1.65V

            a785ga20.jpg

            2GBX2 version is all black and 2GBX4 version is partial blue.

            Two versions are different.2GBX2 price is around 130USD.

            a785ga21.jpg

            Using GIGABYTE GA-MA785GPMT-UD2H to test DDR3 performance

            DDR3 1600 CL8 8-8-20 1T 1.600V

            Sandra Memory Bandwidth - 8981 MB/s

            EVEREST Memory Read - 13735 MB/s

            a785gag16008.png

            DDR3 1600 CL7 7-7-21 1T 1.750V

            Sandra Memory Bandwidth - 9415 MB/s

            EVEREST Memory Read - 13760 MB/s

            a785gag16007.png

            You can see DDR3 bandwidth are some different in CL8 and CL7

            Besides, AMD CPU built-in memory controller hasn’t improved for years, which are why DRAM bandwidth is still far behind Intel platform.

            If you use 790FX chipset, DDR3 bandwidth will be higher 500~1000 MB/s. 790FX can set this memory set in CL6.

            More high-end AMD chipset also improves more DDR3 bandwidth.

            GIGABYTE GA-MA785GPMT-UD2H Performance

            CPU 300 X 12.5 => 3750MHz

            DDR3 1600 CL8 8-8-20 1T

            VGA 500/1066

            Nuclearus Multi Core => 16620

            Fritz Chess Benchmark => 18.99/9115

            a785gagnm.png

            CrystalMark 2004R3 => 191161

            a785gagcm.png

            CINEBENCH R10

            1 CPU=> 4224

            x CPU=> 15236

            a785gagcb.png

            PCMark Vantage => 6833

            a785gagpcvan.png

            3DMARK2006 => 1774

            a785gag3d06d.png

            OC 750/1600 => 2406

            a785gag3d06o.png

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              DFI LANPARTY BI 785G-M35 Performance

              CPU 300 X 12.5 => 3750MHz

              DDR3 1600 CL8 8-8-20 1T

              VGA 700/1333

              Nuclearus Multi Core => 16779

              Fritz Chess Benchmark => 19.01/9124

              a785gadnm.png

              CrystalMark 2004R3 => 195212

              a785gadcm.png

              CINEBENCH R10

              1 CPU=> 4206

              x CPU=> 14571

              a785gadcb.png

              PCMark Vantage => 7170

              a785gadpcvan.png

              3DMARK2006 => 2351

              a785gad3d06d.png

              OC 750/1600 => 2482

              a785gad3d06o.png

              BIOSTAR TA785G3 HD Performance

              CPU 300 X 12.5 => 3750MHz

              DDR3 1600 CL8 8-8-20 1T

              VGA 500/1333

              Nuclearus Multi Core => 16537

              Fritz Chess Benchmark => 19.09/9161

              a785gabnm.png

              CrystalMark 2004R3 => 185839

              a785gabcm.png

              CINEBENCH R10

              1 CPU=> 4235

              x CPU=> 15733

              a785gabcb.png

              PCMark Vantage => 7172

              a785gabpcvan.png

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                3DMARK2006 => 1700

                a785gab3d06d.png

                OC 750/1600 => 2478

                a785gab3d06o.png

                CrystalMark 2004R3 and PCMark Vantage scores have big difference.

                The main reason is these 3 models HD 4200 default clock are different.

                The other benchmark scores are similar.

                We can treat the small drop as allowable error.

                Built-in VGA HD 4200 performance, because DFI default clock is 700MHz, it causes 3D performance is higher.

                But the DRAM BIOS is only 1333.

                GIGABYTE has VGA DRAM option to 1600.

                It also enhance the 3D performance.

                BIOSTAR can OC core to 820MHz. It’s the highest one in these 3 models.

                Even though, I think they all use same 785G chipset and also some drop in different chipset lot.

                So you can treat they are same level in performance.

                Using DFI LANPARTY BI 785G-M35 to test power consumption

                AMD Phenom II X2 545 3000Mhz

                System Standby - 73W

                a785gax2idle.jpg

                CPU Full Speed - 102W

                a785gax2full.jpg

                AMD Phenom II X4 B45 3750Mhz

                System Standby - 75W

                a785gax4idle.jpg

                CPU Full Speed - 153W

                a785gax4full.jpg

                AMD platform power consumption in X2 and X4 are same as standby condition.

                After enable X4 CPU and pull clock to 3.75GHz full speed, it is 51W more than X2.

                Using quad core CPU will be more power consumption.

                However, it’s still acceptable.

                a785ga22.jpg

                The CPU OC ability is almost same for these 3 models.

                BIOS options are very rich to let users can tune up the performance.

                Besides enable X4, they all provide enable X3 option.

                It makes X2 CPU tunes up easily.

                These three 785G has their own advantages.

                GIAGBYTE has full features, DFI has better heat design and BIOSTAR non-solid capacitor design makes it be cheaper.

                Also they all have different lack points, so I think it’s unfair to pick up any one be the best choice.

                For choosing AMD CPU, I think the best C/P is Athlon II X4 620.

                X4 620 can enable L3 cache to increase the performance.

                Athlon II X3 425 is cheaper and also has L3 cache. However, if you are unlucky,

                the 4th core cannot be enabled, 425 L3 performance is lower than 620 with quad core.

                Not all Athlon II X2/X3/X4 CPU can guarantee to be able to enable L3 or X4.

                So when you buy AMD CPU, I suggest you can choose X4 620.

                Of course there are more brands in the market for you to choose.

                This article bases on my personal configuration to make the OC and Performance reference guide.

                You can choose your own best one by budget, requirement and brands.

                The test above is just for the users who have same budget or requirement as me to refer.

                Finally, wish all of you can build up your highest C/P and best matched quad core PC in 2010.

                Windwithme wish you all the best in 2010. Thanks. :)

                a785ga23.jpg

                This is my latest toy.

                12/17 2009, Sony launched the very popular game FF13 and PS3 combo limited edition.

                Recalling my memory, I haven’t been playing game for long time.

                My PS2 is under dust over 4 years.

                Only this AMD OC guide takes me 4 weeks to face some unstable and tuning performance.

                I always reinstall OS, fine tune BIOS and repeat run the benchmark software.

                This article really takes time to get it done.

                I wish I could have time to play games in 2010. I think it should be good for leisure time.

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