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We didnt have enough time to run through our overclocking gamut, but we were able to boost the HT clock to 229MHz on air without any problems. Temperatures were also quite good, hovering in the mid-30C using our Zalman CNPS cooler. While some of the ...
AMDs new triple-core Phenom X3 8x50-series of processors isnt a slam dunk in performance or value compared to existing AMD parts but they do add a new twist to the constantly raging budget computer battle. The X3 line can add some performance to a ...
As you have seen on the previous pages of benchmarks, the AMD Phenom X3 8750 perform outstandingly. Compared to Intels Core 2 Duo E6600 which is priced at $230, $45 more than the Phenom X3, the performance is outstanding for its price. Being aimed fo...
AMD’s Phenom X3 8750 is a good processor in isolation and one that overclocks incredibly well based on our experiences. However, the sad fact is that the three Phenom cores aren’t fast enough to see off the competition from Intel’s highe...
Supports current AM2motherboard, Triple-Core, TLB errata fixed, Excellent memory management and bandwidth, Good performance if the applications are multi-threaded, Has potential
Performance is not as great as one would hope for, Does not overclcok well, Power consumption is higher than the competitor
The road ahead of AMD looks even challenging with the release of the Phenom X3. We put it against a year and half old E6600 processor that runs at the same clock speed as the X3 8750 and the results shows that in day-to-day applications, it hardly pe...
Betterthan Dual Core Multithreading, Lowerthan Quad Core Power and Thermal Requirements, Good Overclocking, Updated B3 Core, Entrylevel Pricing
Lackluster Gaming Performance, 65nm, 2.4 GHz Max Clock
The implications of the Phenom X3 8750 launch are very clear, and AMD is providing a "better than dual core" solution to compete directly against Intels Core 2 Duo. This should also ring the dinner bell for systems using the low-cost AMD 780G chipset...
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Published: 2008-04-22, Author: Mike , review by: icrontic.com
Abstract: AMD Phenom X3 Processors It has been about five months since AMD released their first Phenom quad core processors. The launch was somewhat disappointing in the eyes of many—lower than expected clock speeds and the highly publicized TLB bug cast quite ...
From a strict performance point of view the AMD Phenom X3 8750 CPU is not going to win any awards in most cases. The 8750 cannot be compared strictly against the Intel Quad Core CPUs with the exception of the Q6600 which has a nearly similar price poin...
AMD Phenom X3 is definitely a very interesting processor. At least since it is the industry’s first CPU with triple-core sign and monolithic organization. And although it is our first experience with a non-standard processor like that, it didn&rsquo...
