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Enter the socket AM3, AMD Athlon II X2 250 microprocessor - a new 3.0GHz mainstream dual-core chip based on the Phenom 'Deneb' architecture, but crucially stripped of all L3 cache. Like all the chips emerging from AMD's stables this year, the Athlon II X2 250 is manufactured on the 45nm SOI process at Global Foundries Fab-1 in Germany. The chip has a modest 65W TDP, and looking over specs we find a transistor count of 234 Million, 256KB of L1 and 2MB of L2 cache. Of course, the Athlon II has no L3 cache.
Ein Prozessorkern von AMD kostet im Handel etwa 20 Euro. Was mit den günstigen Zweikernern anfing, wird jetzt mit drei und vier Kernen fortgesetzt. Wir testen, ob sich günstig lohnt und haben zu diesem Zweck den neuen AMD Athlon II X5 620 mit 2,6 GHz und ohne L3-Cache in den Benchmarkparcours geladen.
Today we are looking at the latest processor from AMD. It is part of the Athlon II family, and features 3 cores clocking up a total speed of 2.9GHz whilst maintaining 45 nanometer technology and running at a comfortable 95watts. With a sensible price tag to boot, this tri core processor is another step forward for AMD.
Am 4. August veröffentlichte AMD seinen neuen Midrange Chipsatz 785G mit integrierter Grafik. Der Name deutet schon an: allzu viele Neuerungen im Vergleich zum 780G/790GX wird es nicht geben. Heute haben wir drei Mainboards von ASUS (M4A785TD-V EVO), Gigabyte (MA785GT-UD3H) und Sapphire (PURE AM3RS785G) mit besagtem Chipsatz in einem Vergleich auf dem Teststand.
Enter the AMD Athlon II X4 635 processor, a mainstream quad-core chip clocked at 2.9GHz and priced at just $120 bucks. Compatible with socket AM3 and AM2+ motherboards, the AMD Athlon II X4 635 is set to be the darling of media PC, home FTP server and budget-minded home PC builders.
We proceed with our series of articles devoted to analyzing performance of modern CPUs in real applications and finding out the effect of processor features on performance. Today we shall analyze the effect of memory subsystem on performance on the example of Intel Core i7.
You’re looking for a new computer – what’s your best bet? Naturally our advice when building a new computer rig is to build your own allowing full customisation of every component not to mention being able to purchase parts separately in order to get the best possible deal. However, building a full system requires a fair amount of time: planning the spec, buying components and finally putting the whole thing together.
Nachdem Intel mit dem ersten Hexa-Core Prozessor vorpreschte, folgt nun Heute AMD ihrerseits mit einer Sechskern CPU. Mit an Board ist "Turbo Core", ähnlich Intels Turbo Boost. Zudem möchte AMD mit sehr aggressiven Preisen die Kunden für sich gewinnen. Ob es AMD gelingt mit einem "Sixpack" die CPU Bühne aufzuheizen steht im nachfolgenden Testbericht.
This was one of the most eagerly awaited releases at the latest CeBIT show 2010. Sadly for the Shrimps reviewers we didn't see much Thuban or GTX 480 in real life at the fare. But now finally AMD's new core is amongst us. AMD released 2 brand new CPUs: the 6 core 1055T model running at 2.8Ghz and the flagship the 1090T version at 3.2Ghz with unlocked multiplier. Time to explore how it performs compared to the older 4-core as well as Intel i7 competition.
A series of quick reference tables showing the main specs of all Mobile Celeron (Celeron M) models released to date. Updated.
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