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Clock it as high as it will clock and remain stable. The good news is it's a great clocker.
Seems so. including the normally 60-100 dollar cooler is nice.
I gave this thing a 7... only because of the MSRP pricing.
Dude I just think there is more to these things than has been revealed. I might buy one just to push it to its limits if nobody else will. I am just one of those PPL who cant believe this CPU has no real redeeming qualities.
I refuse to accept that this is just an incomplete processor (hint: win 95) waiting for a patch; piledriver.
With proper pricing, it has its place. As it stands priced now at newegg. 1.Wow, I bought it and only gave it a 4. I am a sucker for moar hardware.
You must have been feeling generous.
I voted 10, because it overclocks like a champ!Looks like we have 3 people that love this chip so far
hanleychan, Mario1, redrumy3
For whatever reason
With proper pricing, it has its place. As it stands priced now at newegg. 1.
I voted 10, because it overclocks like a champ!
I'm currently writing in OCF, right?
"AMD FX Processors Go Head To Head | Competitive Performance For AMD's New Eight Core"
I voted 10, because it overclocks like a champ!
I'm currently writing in OCF, right?
"AMD FX Processors Go Head To Head | Competitive Performance For AMD's New Eight Core"
Probably the best way to describe what this Chip can actually do, and where the future is going.
I hate to do this but :quicksync:
Now put that up because it is built into the CPU. I dont want the crap marketing stuff I want to see some real work damnit and some real comparisons.
I am not saying we do not have good info but some of us (as I said before) work with our systems and don not just bench them.
Then I think you need to find an easily reproducible, quantitative way to get a number/score in order to get what you are looking for. You can't have a subjective 'does it feel snappy' view, as any number of things can contribute to that. And it has to be pretty much automated, it can't involve manually opening 6 things and having each of them run, as it has to be able to be done over and over with different chips, different installs, and different hardware to get rid of variables.
"AMD FX Processors Go Head To Head | Competitive Performance For AMD's New Eight Core"
Probably the best way to describe what this Chip can actually do, and where the future is going.
Overclocking an Intel DX series CPU from 29 to 33mhz ( ) still gains you performance so I'm technically on point.This is also "The Performance Computing Community"
Sorry to disappoint you, but we're not twin brothers that think identically.So does a socket 775 Cedar Mill CPU, but I wouldn't give it a 10 if it doesn't have the performance to be competitive in benchmarks against even a stock competitor.