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In the end, there is no miracle. Athlon II X2 215 is a bit faster than Celeron, but slower than Pentium. It's positioned on a par with the lowest-end Celeron anyway. Besides, it works well with DDR3 memory. Something which LGA775 processors, especially low-end, cannot boast of.
The NZXT HAVIK 120 is a smaller version of the HAVIK 140, which we tested some time ago, and reached a good performance level. The HAVIK 120 has four 8 mm heatpipes and two 120 mm fans. Let's find out if it is also a good performer.
AMD has updated its gaming platform codenamed Dragon with launching Phenom II processors. As all other parts we've reviewed have turned out to be more attractive than competitors in our tests and in terms of features, it's logical to assume that the new platform will merge all advantages of its constituent parts not just to make a poor part look better at the cost of other elements, but to raise platform attractiveness to a new level.
Zoostorm supply many of their computers without an operating system installed which will prove valuable if you already own a license. Today we are going to look at a Zoostorm PC which is targeted at low-budget home users who want a capable multimedia system. This system incorporates an AMD A6-3500 triple core APU featuring integrated AMD Radeon HD 6530 graphics.
As we have already found out, Phenom II has relatively low requirements to a motherboard and a PSU, so moderate overclocking requires no extra expenses. However, it will be good to find out how many Watts this "moderate" implies for real applications. And also what cooler is sufficient for low-noise cooling.
Today we are reviewing the fastest six-core CPU offered by AMD, the Phenom II X6 1100T Black Edition (3.3 GHz), which was released yesterday. Check it out.
The Intel Core i7-4790K and Core i5-4690K are without a doubt the most anticipated processors to come to market for the LGA1150 platform since the first Haswell processors were released back in June 2013. Read on to find out how the Intel Core i7-4790K performs!
Just a year ago Intel launched their Ivy Bridge processors and now a year later we have another platform launch from Intel. The 4th Generation Core Haswell processors are the “tock” to Intel’s “tick” and “tock” release schedule. A “tock” represents a new architecture and a “tick” represents a process refinement. So Haswell brings with it a new architecture, but is still built on the same 22nm process as Ivy Bridge. Intel has introduced a new LGA1150 socket with Haswell and a new chipset so you will not be able to throw this processor in an older motherboard, you will have to buy a new one. Today we are taking a look at the top of the line Haswell desktop chip the Core i7-4770K. Of course the “K” denotes that it is an unlocked processor. This is a quad-core processor that has a default clock speed of 3.5 GHz and a turbo frequency that goes all the way up to 3.9 GHz.
Avant de nous attaquer, dans un futur proche, aux Ivy Bridge, nous testons ce jour un Sandy Bridge, et plus précisément un Core i5 en version K, le 2550. Un processeur qui s'offre quelques MHz de plus pour quelques Euros de plus. Ce nouveau venu fait-il mieux que son grand frère ? Réponse dans cet article.
AMD hat auf der HotChips-Konferenz seine zwei neuen CPU-Architekturen Bulldozer und Bobcat nunmehr offiziell vorgestellt. Die entsprechende Präsentation gibt es (u.a.) beim Planet 3DNow! zu besichtigen, wobei in dieser jedoch nur wenige konkrete Fakten zu den beiden CPU-Architekturen genannt werden – diese hat AMD erst im Anschluß an die Präsentation bekanntgegeben. Markantester Punkt an Bulldozer ist sicherlich seine Modul-Bauweise, welche wir nachfolgend beleuchten wollen.
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