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Published: 2010-04-27, Author: Scott , review by: Techreport.com
One may look at the information we've presented in the preceding pages in two ways. On the product front, the Phenom II X6 processors are unabashedly good news. AMD has managed to create a pair of new processors whose performance and value propositions...
Abstract: With Intel’s Core i7 line of CPUs completely owning the high-end performance CPU space, AMD’s chosen instead to focus on delivering compelling value with their latest processors. More specifically, AMD’s strategy has been to give c...
Abstract: About the worst kept secret around was that AMD was prepping a 6 core CPU called Phenom II X6. Today AMD launches two new 6 core models, the 3.2GHz Phenom II X6 1090T and the 2.8GHz 1055T. Each has a TDP of 125 watts, and each features AMD's new turb...
Abstract: Forget about 2010 being the Year of the Tablet: It more appropriately needs to be called the Year of Six. First came Intel's six-core "Gulftown" Core i7-980X CPU, which redefined the top of Intel's processor lineup. Then there was AMD's ATI Radeon HD 5...
Excellent Performance, Good Overclocking Headroom, Good Power Consumption, Compatible with Current AM2+ and AM3 mobos, Competitive Pricing
Outperformed by Intel Quad-Cores, Lower IPC Per Core Than Intel
First things first. We really like the new AMD Phenom II X6 1090T processor. It may not be the undisputed performance champion in light of Intel's excellent offerings, but all things considered, the Phenom II X6 1090T is a heck of processor for under $300...
AMD's fastest processor yet. Turbo CORE technology introduces automatic overclocking. Less expensive than Intel's top-tier CPU.
iderably less powerful than Intel's high-end CPUs.
Loaded with six processing cores, the 3.2-GHz Phenom II X6 1090T is the most powerful consumer processor AMD has ever released, and it's compellingly priced (at just $285). But if you want top-level speed, you'll have to shell out more for an Intel ch...
Joy unconfined!We love all hardware here at OC3D and many of us cut our teeth on Thunderbirds and the like. For a while now AMD have been the value choice, providing decent performance for decent money.The original AMD Phenom was a bit disappointing, the...
Six physical processor cores, Introduces AMD Turbo CORE technology, Excellent priceperformance ratio, Overlocks to 4.0GHz with 4.3GHz Turbo CORE, Maintains AMD socket AM3 compatability, Outstanding media transcoding or file compression performance, Dominates professional engineering and design tasks, Unlocked clock speed multiplier, Maintains 125W TDP,
Shared L3 cache is the same between fourand sixcore units, Utilizes aging 45nm fabrication process
Although the rating and final score mentioned in this conclusion are made to be as objective as possible, please be advised that every author perceives these factors differently at various points in time. While we each do our best to ensure that all a...
The new Phenom II X6 1090T isn’t faster than Core i7 CPUs from Intel. In fact, it doesn’t compete with Core i7, as we are talking about a complete different price range. Therefore on the very high-end CPU market Intel is still the only game in town.How...
