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5/24/2009

AMD introduced its fastest processor Business Class


The Phenom X4 II B95 was introduced by AMD, so the range of Business upgrade process would be to explain a bit processors are similar to domestic processors but with the difference that they have a guaranteed availability of two years, a quad-core "Deneb" with frequency of 3.0 GHz

The Phenom X4 II B95 has an L2 cache of 512 KB and 4 x 6 MB shared between the cores of third level cache. Is manufactured in 45 nanometer processes and its maximum TDP is set to 95 watts.

Being the first of the new processors to update the Business range is available in the third quarter. It is now waiting for the other members Phenom dual-and triple-II core.

5/15/2009

Models and specifications of the new microprocessors from AMD Athlon II

The range of Athlon microprocessors II models will be updated quadruple, triple and dual core manufactured in 45 nanometer processes.

The new range of Athlon microprocessors II is represented by models based on microprocessors with four cores with the code name proposed. Mentioned two models, the 605e and 600e, with a frequency range of 2.3 and 2.2 GHz, these are specially designed to save energy. With a maximum of 45 watts (let's not forget that four cores) is impressive. Another feature that is included dual memory controller and DDR3 at 1333 MHz 2 MB second level cache (no L3 cache).

In models with three cores, whose code name is Rana, the two were appointed 400e and 450e and energy efficiency are often identical to the proposed.

As for the dual-core models with code name REGOR the two names are the Athlon II 250 and 245 with frequency of 3.0 GHz and 2.9 respectively maintain a content of 65 watts TDP.

It is the Computex 2009 trade show held in Taipei, Taiwan in early June where he presented this range of chips that AMD is expected to boost the midrange desktops.

5/04/2009

Phenom X4 Black Edition II 955 a new member of AMD


AMD introduced a new family of processors, 45-nanometer high-performance 4 cores, the Phenom X4 Black Edition II 955 that operates at a frequency of 3.2 GHz with DDR3 support, has 8 MB cache and the multiplier unlocked for overclocking enthusiasts and it can more than double the speed of CPU (result obtained by testing with a computer for extreme cooling using liquid nitrogen and liquid helium).

Includes AMD Overdrive 3.0 where an application may be using to create profiles and adjust parameters of chips that were previously only adjustable from the BIOS.

The price of the Phenom X4 II 955 Black Edition is $ 245 which comes to compete on price with the Intel Core 2 Quad Q9550 and Intel Core i7 920 Nehalem.

Along with this process was the Phenom X4 II 945 (not a member of the Black Edition series) at a price of $ 225 and the Athlon X2 7850 Black Edition processor at 2.8 GHz at 65 nm and produced a price of $ 69.