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AMD's Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition processor represents a speed boost over the previous forerunner, the 955 Black Edition. The 3.4GHz quad-core Black Edition socket AM3 chip and is intended to compete against Intel's existing LGA775 quad-core processors, but the real question on everyone's mind is how it fare against Intel's upcoming Core i5 CPUs!?
AMD has revised its current flagship CPU, the Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition into a slimmer electricity sipping 125W model, down from the initial 140W TDP processor released earlier this year. Since this is a refresh, there are only a few differences between the otherwise identical CPUs. New to the "C3" 125W revision AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition is hardware implementation of the C1E enhanced halt state; basically a tool in the CPU power saving chest to reduce clock speeds on the fly.
Das Taktrennen zwischen AMD und Intel geht in eine neue Runde! Nachdem in den letzten Jahren primär über die Anzahl der Kerne die Performance reguliert wurde, ist man vorerst bei vier Rechenkernen im High-End stehen geblieben und versucht nun über das altbekannte Mittel der Taktfrequenz, die Performance zu erhöhen.Phenom II X4 965 BE heißt AMDs neuste Taktwaffe gegen Intel, die mit 3,4 GHz.
In this article, Benchmark Reviews tests the newly re-vamped AMD Phenom II X4 965 BE desktop processor. For all intent and purpose, the AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition processor has not changed. The model number is now HDZ965FBK4DGM, and the total TDP is down from 140W to 125W. The X4 965 CPU still honors the AM3 socket, and uses a 45nm process to construct the 258mm2 die. GlobalFoundries FAB1 has added C1E implementation on the hardware level, and DDR3 is now supported at 1333MHz for 'Heavy' loads. Ultimately though, the 3.4GHz is still the same overclocking beast it always has been, and performance is relatively unchanged.
Zwölf Wochen nach dem Start des ersten Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition schickt AMD die zweite Generation ins Feld. ComputerBase hat sich das Modell im C3-Stepping mit neuer TDP angesehen und geht dabei insbesondere der Frage nach, was sich bei der Leistungsaufnahme getan hat. Gleichzeitig werfen wir auch einen Blick auf die Performance und die Overclocking-Eigenschaften des neuen Modells.
Heute bringt AMD mit dem Phenom II X4 965 den schnellsten Prozessor der Firmengeschichte auf den Markt. Ob AMD damit zur Spitze aufschließen kann?
Today AMD is releasing a revised Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition processor. The TDP has been lowered from 140W to 125W, and also happens to be the new C3 stepping. Along with this new processor launch the prices for the 965's have been lowered to an expected price of $195 USD, a savings of about $20.
For today's tests we have prepared two groups of processors. The first includes Phenom II old-timers AMD has repeatedly cut prices on. The second is composed of the newer, budget Intel Ivy Bridge processors. Let's see what is preferable these days.
Today we are looking at the AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition AM3 processor. This specific CPU runs at 125w and is AMD’s flagship processor at the present time.
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