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Einen Gegenspieler des AMD Phenom II X4 940 BE für den Sockel AM3 mit 3 GHz oder mehr, welcher über die vollen 6 MByte shared L3-Cache, 4 Kerne und einen freien Multiplikator verfügt, gab es bisher nicht. Bis heute. Denn heute betritt AMDs neues Flaggschiff Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition das Feld. Natürlich haben wir unser Testsample wie üblich durch den Testparcours geschickt - oder zumindest wollten wir das, denn wir trafen auf unerwartete Schwierigkeiten.
Unlängst hatten wir AMDs AM3-Plattform vorgestellt, doch der durchaus gelungene Phenom II X4 810 hatte ein Problem: Eine zu geringe Taktrate von lediglich 2,6 GHz. Heute legt AMD nach und schickt den Phenom II X4 945 und 955 Black Edition ins Rennen, die mit 3,0 bzw. 3,2 GHz arbeiten. Diese Prozessoren sollten insbesondere mit DDR3-Speicher eine leistungsstarke Grundlage für einen modernen Computer bilden.
der Frühling zeigt sich von seiner besten Seite und AMD wittert Morgenluft: Mit dem Phenom II X4 955 BE will der Hersteller nach der Performancekrone greifen, die seit Jahren von Intel getragen wird. Mit einem auf 3,2 GHz gesteigerten Takt und freiem Multiplikator sollen bei einem Preis von gerade 230 Euro die Karten neu gemischt werden. Wir untersuchen, ob dies gelingen kann.
Today AMD release the latest AM3 processor, the 955 Black Edition, the first to have a real chance of competing with the 940 in that all important enthusiast market. Combined with a high specification 790FX based motherboard and ATI GPU it creates what could be AMD’s most powerful system ever.
A series of quick reference tables containing the main specs of all Athlon 64, Athlon 64 FX and Athlon 64 X2 models released to date. Updated to include socket AM2+ models.
Last week's launch of the Phenom II X4 955 was a big win with the enthusiast crowd. This week, however, it looks like AMD has shifted focused to the mainstream market. Not only is the highly anticipated Radeon HD 4770 launching today, but also a new dual core Black Edition processor: the Athlon X2 7850 AD785ZWCGHBOX. Based on the updated K10 Kuma architecture, the 2.8GHz X2 7850 is poised to take over as AMD's flagship dual core processor. At only $69 USD, it's also shaping up to be quite a bargain. Benchmark Reviews has thoroughly tested this new processor, and today we bring you our results.
The 3.2GHz AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition is the companies' latest quad-core processor, and it's being released in tandem with a new memory tuning tool called 'Black Edition Memory Profiles', or B.E.M.P. for short. The Phenom II's 128-bit wide memory controller still operates at 2GHz, although it has had an important fix: DDR3 memory modules can now run at 1333MHz speeds in dual-channel mode. The Phenom II 940 could only manage 1333MHz speed in single-channel mode, as soon as both memory channels were filled the memory controller would drop down to DDR3-1066MHz memory speeds.
A series of quick reference tables containing the main specs of all Pentium Dual Core released to date. Updated to include mobile models.
There has been a steady stream of processor releases from AMD in recent times. Whether it is revisions of triple and quad core models or the addition of DDR3 parts to the product line there has always been something new to look at regularly. Two weeks ago we took a look at the latest high end Phenom 2, the 955 (Read The Review) and now AMD have another release for us to cover. The Athlon X2 7850 Black Edition.
In addition to this the past week has also seen the release of the Radeon 4770, AMD’s first card to use a 40nm GPU and we have two of these models on our test bench.
The Intel Core 2 Duo E8400, a 3.0GHz dual-core processor based on the 'Wolfdale' core that is being manufactured on the 45nm process. This socket 775 processor packs in 6MB of L2 cache and operates with a 1333MHz Front Side Bus speed. The Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 retails for around $170 USD which makes it considerably more affordable than quad-core processors with equivalent clock speeds and cache.
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