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AMD Athlon 64 3000+ CPU Review: AMD64 to the Masses! (page 12)Category: CPU [ 12/28/2003 | 08:53 PM ]
You can notice the influence of the L2 cache size on the performance in the tasks of the kind only during data compression in archiving utilities we used. In all other cases Athlon 64 3200+ and Athlon 64 3000+ perform very close to one another: the performance difference lies within 1%. As for the general performance of Athlon 64 3000+ in this type of tasks, it is pretty high during data archiving and MPEG2 data encoding. As for all other applications, such as MP3 encoding, WME and MPEG4 data encoding, and the like, Pentium 4 processors have always been much faster there. Even overclocking Athlon 64 3000+ up to 2.2GHz won’t help, as well as the use of the dual-channel memory controller in Athlon 64 FX-51. <%BANNER[banner_468x30]%>
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Category NewsCategory: CPU Wednesday, July 23, 20083:35 pm AMD to Discuss Rival for Intel Atom Towards Year End. AMD’s Competitor for Intel Atom in the Works, Says Company Monday, July 21, 20088:46 am AMD Initiates Pilot Production of 45nm Chips. AMD to Bring 45nm Products in Early Q4 2008 Thursday, July 17, 20082:36 pm AMD’s Chief Executive Officer Hector Ruiz Steps Down. Dirk Meyer Becomes New Chief Exec of AMD 12:15 pm Intel: Atom Will Not Substitute Celeron Processors. Intel Denies Possibility to Change Celeron for Atom Wednesday, July 16, 200811:55 pm Intel Promises to Ship 100 Million 45nm Microprocessors This Year. Intel Says 45nm Process Technology Ramp Better than Ever 7:06 pm Intel to Launch Another Offence with Nehalem Microprocessors Later This Year. Intel to Aggressively Push Nehalem Micro-Architecture into High-End Desktops All Latest News <%BANNER[right_130x130_1]%>
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