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Overclocking non-top processors (that do not have special options to facilitate the process) requires following certain rules. There are certain tricks of the trade, which we're going to cover in this article.
AMD has released a new processor into their lineup. This time around we have the introduction of a new series, Phenom II x4 840 3.2GHz. This new chip brings the Athlon II architecture over to the Phenom II space by not providing any L3 cache. So, what can this newbie do? Lets find out.
AMD überrascht zum Jahresauftakt mit zwei neuen CPUs. Darunter ein neuer Phenom II X4 aus der 800er-Serie, der bei genauer Betrachtung viele Fragen aufwirft. Mit dem Phenom II X4 840 will AMD sich gegen die kleinen Intel-Prozessoren stellen und greift dabei neben einem höheren Takt auch zu anderen, fragwürdigen Mitteln. Wir geben Antworten.
Was ist das denn für ein seltsamer Titel, mag sich so mancher fragen, doch zuweilen gibt es Produkte, die schlicht und einfach Fragen aufwerfen. Hierzu gehört zweifelsohne auch AMDs neuester Prozessor, der Phenom II X4 840. Diese CPU bietet ein für die Phenom-Familie vollkommen neues Merkmal, nämlich einen nicht vorhandenen L3-Cache.
AMD startet mit neuen Prozessoren ins neue Jahr. Der AMD Phenom II X4 975 Black Edition und der AMD Phenom II X4 840 sollen den High-End und Midrange Segmenten der AMD Quad-Core CPUs neues Leben einhauchen. Wir haben getestet, was die beiden Neulinge leisten.
AMD seeks to shift that tide with the introduction of the energy efficient AMD Phenom II X4 910e processor for socket AM3. This 2.6GHz quad core chip has as all the Phenom II features that you expect: 2.6GHz quad-core design based on the "Deneb" microarchitecture, 6MB of shared L3 cache and 512KB of L2 cache per core, and a 4GHz HyperTransport 3.0 processor-to-system bus.
The AMD Phenom II X4 910e is an interesting 2.6GHz quad-core processor due to the fact that the chip features a 65W max TDP. This means you have a full-featured Phenom II quad core CPU for compute needs, but it also fits the bill for PCs built with lower power consumption, heat and noise in mind. Read on to see how the 910e performs.
TechwareLabs reviews the latest and greatest in AMD's line of high-performance, low-draw AM3 CPUs. Does the newly released Phenom II 910e have what it takes to make a great product? Read our review and find out.
It has been a little over a year since AMD released the original Phenom processor, publicized as the world's first "native" quad-core desktop processor. I won't lie to you (and you probably already know all this), the original Phenom had a rough start with the TLB bug, and performance just wasn't what everyone was hoping for. Intel was dominating the market with their shiny new 45nm chips, and AMD fans kind of felt let down. With the new Phenom II however, the performance we have come to expect from AMD is definitely back in a solid product.
This article adds to the previous tests of the AMD Phenom II X4 940 Black Edition. We wanted to compare different CPU coolers, try the new AMD Overdrive 3.0.2 and AMD Fusion For Gaming, and run a number of popular benchmarks from HwBot.org. Besides, out of curiosity and in order to obtain higher results, we also overclocked the AMD RADEON 4890 graphics card.
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