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Zur Eröffnung der Computex in Taiwan schickt AMD am heutigen Morgen zwei neue Dual-Core Baureihen an den Start. Wir haben uns den 45nm Prozessor Athlon II X2 250 gegriffen und diesen mit Intels im Mai vorgestelltem Pentium E6300 verglichen. Wer hat die beste CPU unter 85 Euro - AMD oder Intel?
AMD is well known for producing a range of good value for money processors which often excel in different areas such as thermal performance and low power draw. Today we are going to look at three of AMDs latest Athlon II CPUs: the X2 255, X3 440 and X4 635 as well as the Phenom II X2 555 CPU on an ECS A795GM-AD3 motherboard to find out what performance AMD offer in the sub $120/£99 market segment.
Auch AMDs Quad-Core-Prozessoren unterschieden sich in Zukunft nicht nur im Takt sondern auch im verbauten L3-Cache. In einigen Anwendungen spielt der schnelle Zwischenspeicher eine sehr beachtliche Rolle, die man diesen wenigen Megabyte kaum zugetraut hätte. Wir sehen und die Unterschiede zwischen Athlon II (ohne L3-Cache) und Phenom II (mit L3-Cache) mit zwei, drei und vier Kernen an.
The long awaited and much anticipated Sandy Bridge architecture from Intel hit the ground running at CES just 2 weeks ago. This architecture promises better overall performance, the latest version of Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, and great overclocking potential. Not only does this 2nd Gen series of processors offer a bump in speed but the integration of graphics chip and CPU has improved drastically. Come join us as we detail the latest offering from Intel's CPU lineup.
Wie viele unserer Leser auch, warteten wir lange auf AMDs neue Prozessorgeneration. Eine Generation, die gleichzeitig eine komplett neue Architektur darstellt und mit vielen technischen Features aufwartet, die es bisher nicht gab.
Intel has finally launched the Intel Core i7 2700K Sandy Bridge processor! It wasn't a well kept secret that Intel was going to be releasing the Core i7-2700K processor this fall. The Intel Core i7 2700K first popped up on our radar last month. We got one in to benchmark, so be sure to take a look at see how it performs against the AMD FX-8150 and the Intel Core i7-2600k!
The 2XXX Second Generation of the Intel Core Processor Family took off this past year the many early adopters pleasantly surprised by the abundance of speed, updated technologies, and better graphics integration. Here at TechwareLabs we had the pleasure of reviewing the i5-2500K and i7-2600K last year with future prospect of greater economical choices to come in Q1 2012. The Sandy Bridge-E i7-3800 Desktop series takes on many of the 2nd Gen i7-2XXX series features with a boost in base clock speed, cache, and thermal specification.
Wir haben einen neuen Artikel online, in dem wir uns den Performanceinfluss des nicht vorhandenen L3-Caches sowie das Energiesparpotenzial eines AMD Athlon II X3 620 "Propus" angeschaut haben.
Time seems to fly. Just over one year ago Intel introduced Sandy Bridge to the world. Packing a high performance CPU, with mega overclockability for the K skews, yet keeping power consumption and heat to a bare minimum. The best part was that Sandy Bridge was affordable and even a big threat to Intel's flagship, the socket 1366. World records were smashed at HWBot, as this little socket 1155 CPU overclocked to 5.8Ghz and beyond. The instructions per clock were way faster then anything we were accustomed too. End of last year, it was time to replace the aging socket 1366 by Sandy Bridge-E. The socket 2011 has big potential with it's quad channel RAM support and multi GPU excellence via 40 PCI-E lanes. But the overall clock speeds of the SB-E were disappointing. Most CPU's don't even go over 5500mhz on cold. Today we are gonna introduce the "Die" shrink of the little affordable Sandy Bridge CPU's : Codename Ivy Bridge
We previously tested the effects of overclocking different aspects of an AMD Phenom 1 powered system, today we delve into Phenom II performance scaling, from raw CPU speed, HT Link, Northbridge to HT Link and more. If you want to get the most out of your Phenom II system, this is a must read
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