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    AMD Phenom II Review

    Posted on Friday, January 09 2009 @ 14:30:17 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    AMD has made some much needed improvements to their second generation Phenom processors. It was a very welcome sight to finally see an AMD quad core processor break the 3GHz barrier and to do so while keeping power consumption in check. Although we'd consider Phenom II more of an evolutionary design than a revolutionary one, there is no denying that AMD got 45nm right. The amount of overclocking headroom and huge increase in cache memory are very good signs that tell us that the Phenom architecture may yet have some life in it.

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