Testseek.co.uk have collected 21 expert reviews of the AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ 2.4GHz Socket 939 and the average rating is 87%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ 2.4GHz Socket 939.
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Abstract: It?s been quite a while since we looked at an AMD processor on Driverheaven and in that time AMD have been busy enhancing their range of CPU?s. The socket 939 Athlon64?s have begun moving to the Venice core and AMD have also launched the X2 brand of Du...
Abstract: May 9, 2005 A few years ago, AMD had already mentioned their intention to release a dual core processor based on the K8 architecture introduced with the Opteron & Athlon 64. Since September 2003, and since the launch of the Athlon 64, the release of s...
Abstract: The personal computer industry is about to undergo a major metamorphosis, due in large part to the recent efforts of Intel and AMD. For the last few decades, mainstream desktop processor manufacturers have focused on increasing the performance of their CP...
Abstract: On the 25th of April AMD announced loads of dual core stuff. Besides the launch of the dual core 8xx series Opteron it also announced the 2xx dual core Opteron and the dual core Athlon 64 X2. Today we’re a step closer to the launch of Athlon 64 X2 but i...
Abstract: It wasn’t long ago that we were previewing AMD’s Opteron 875 at 2.2 GHz and wondering how the desktop version of the chip, already known as the Athlon 64 X2 would perform. After all, initial word from AMD indicated that the X2 would debut at 2...
It’s blisteringly fast (if not quite as fast as AMD’s best single-core chips), makes Intel’s multi-core chips look like pocket calculators and is a half decent overclocker....
Abstract: The Athlon 64 X2 is the same size as current single-core Athlon 64 CPUs, and does not require any new hardware--it will (theoretically) work on any Athlon 64 motherboard that has a 939-pin socket. However, some motherboards need a BIOS upgrade to provi...
Abstract: The new AMD Athlon 64 X2 series are AMDs answer to parallel computing. Find out how AMDs new dualie fares and where its flagship processor stacks up against Intels Pentium XE 840 and Pentium D 840 processors.
Lets recap on what we saw in benchmarks over the previous few pages. It seems that the FX continues to be the best choice for gamers and from what we’ve read, AMD is planning on releasing a newer version this summer expanding the current performance...
Utrolig multitaskingsytelse, Billigere enn dualsystemer, Brukbar overklokker, Overraskende lavt effektforbruk
Prisen (veil. ca 6000 NOK)
Undertegnede har brukt dual-systemer på daglig basis de siste tre årene, og det er liten tvil om at dette med glede byttes ut med en dobbelkjerneprosessor ved neste korsvei. Ytelsen er høyere, prisen er lavere og utvalget av hovedkort kan ikke sammenl...
