Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)

[chipdesigner]

No, that is just wrong:

Rev G is a simple shrink.
Rev H is the K8L.
The die photo shown in April is neither Rev G, nor Rev H, it is a never-to-be-produced manufacturing prototype.

Rev "GH" sounds like a typo.

http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=22532614

and from the AMD Japan roundtable the day before Tech Day:

YOU linked to it here: http://www.siliconinvestor.com/readmsg.aspx?msgid=22499424

- As for the next of Rev. F with Hound CPU architecture to expansion

K8 "Rev. of the new generation F (Revision F)" AMD which is announced. In the past, AMD the possibility even with the following 65nm process core Rev. G of doing architecture expansion was reported with this corner, but that was the mistake. Rev. G in the almost remains same functional core, as Rev. F the following "Hound (the hound)" does the large-scale architecture expansion of the K8 core in the family. AMD June 1st (the Japanese time June 2nd nighttime) with "AMD Technology Analyst Day", is the schedule which makes the CPU road map clear, but leading that, with the round table which is held in Japan it made part clear.

It is the chart where the bottom compares the CPU core part of AMD. As for this time having become clear, as for the central core in the engineering sample which does not commercialize, differ from actual Rev. G. Most with the Hound core under, architecture is expanded at a stroke.
K8 Processor Cores
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As for PDF editionthis

Dirk Meyer of AMD (darkness mayor) person

Dirk Meyer of AMD (the darkness mayor) the person (President & COO), you talk as follows concerning this chart.

"On in the figure (the CPU core) it is Rev. F. Center with production PROTOTYPE, it is not Rev. G. As for those which you under call Rev. H, we ' Hound (the hound) ' with are one among the next generation cores which are called ",

Meyer recognized, when the AMD core moves to the Hound family functionally from Rev. F. In other words, with Rev. G which becomes first 65nm process, there are no extensions from of Rev. F. According to a certain AMD authorized personnel, as for Rev. G you say that it is the core which almost is close to optical shrinking.