AMD Phenom II X4 970 Processor Technical Specification: AMD Phenom II X4 970 Black Edition quad core processor, clocked at 3.5GHz. Based on past performance findings and with the new 970 BE’s clock speed price point, AMD is seeking to have the fastest processor for the mainstream market. In other words, it is targeted squarely at the Core i5-760 from Intel, which costs a good US$30 more. Despite... 

AMD Athlon-II processor, AMD reasserts its control on the entry-level market by providing another great quality CPU at a very affordable price. The release of the Athlon-II X4-645 ADX645WFK42GM quad-core processor is no different. At 3.1GHz, the X4-645 becomes the fastest Athlon-II quad-core processor on the market. Similar to previous Athlon-II X4 series release, the release of the X4-645 will also... 

Processors with unlocked multipliers are sort of like the Holy Grail of overclocking. AMD’s Black Edition (BE) chips, similar to the Intel K series, offer this versatility to enthusiasts. Recently, AMD introduced several new processors and one of these is the Phenom II X2 560 BE. This is just a small increase in stock multiplier above the existing Phenom II X2 555 BE processor (16.5 vs. 16) and... 

MD  released a full line of new processors on September, 21st 2010 which filled a few spots in AMD’s lineup and offers consumers some additional choices. One of these processors is the Athlon II 450  X3 running at 3.2GHz. The Athlon II 450 has 512MB L2 Cache per core (total of 1.5MB of L2 Cache) to give a bump in speed over previous Athlon II processors. We installed the  Athlon II 450 X3 in...