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    AMD AM2 X2 4200+ EE processor Review

    Posted on Friday, October 06 2006 @ 12:18:41 CEST by LSDsmurf


    Neoseeker has published a review of AMD's AM2 X2 4200+ EE ("Energy Efficient") CPU. In this article we take a look at the applications of an energy efficient dual core CPU in various aspects: from the view of an enthusiast, overclocker, and also just for less extreme users who desire lower power consumption and lower heat output.

    "While it may not be of as much technical interest knowing that these are essentially standard Athlon 64 chips, for those who run clusters of folding boxes or have a requirement for a low-draw server setup, these chips may fit the bill perfectly. The reduced power draw will definitely lead to long term savings for those who will be running their systems under load for extended periods of time. Also due to the lower draw, the heat output of these chips will be less than their normal-volted brothers which will be ideal for those running HTPC setups who are concerned about noisy fans and space constraints."


    Link: Neoseeker

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