05-15-2011, 02:41 PM
(05-15-2011, 05:56 AM)Rezard Wrote: Have you heard of AMD's Bulldozer? It has the instruction sets that it has lacked, and a few other unique changes. Maybe you could look to those for PCSX2 salvation in June (if you're an AMD fan).
Bulldozer looks like its going to be a Multi Threaded monster of a CPU for commercial release games and apps.
But for PCSX2 i doubt its going to match the 2500K & 2600K SandyBridge CPU's, seeing as PCSX2 only really makes use of 2 cores, and from what i've seen of leaked performance figures, Bulldozer doesnt seem to be as fast clock for clock, core for core as Sandybridge.
They only seem to be 20% or so faster than Phenom II's at the same clock speed, which is a good improvement, but still WAY short of the 40% speed advantage the Sandybridge CPU's have over the Phenom II's at the same clock speed today.
So i think Intel will still be the CPU of choice for just about all emulators out there for the forseeable future.
Of course if PCSX2 was to go quad core or better.........
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