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Resumen: So with the 2.8 giving Intel the fastest consumer x86 processor on the market and everyone acknowledging that AMD needed to ramp up the front side bus, weve been waiting for them to reply with something new.
Resumen: The wait is finally over. The AMD 333 MHz FSB (166MHz x 2) CPU is widely available to the public, and today were going to take a look at the 2700+. Most enthusiasts have been pushing their XPs (Palominos, and Thoroughbreds) to the 166 MHz FSB and b...
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Publicación: 2002-10-01, Autor: Bjorn3D.com , crítica de: Bjorn3d.com
AMD has released two new processors which, from our testing, show an excellent level of performance when compared the competition that we had available. There are certainly features that we would have like to have seen, like more on-die cache and perh...
Resumen: The AMD Athlon XP 2700+ With The nForce 2 The Athlon Gets a BUS Speed Increase & A Killer New Chipset By, Marco Chiappetta October 1, 2002 It seems like some rivalries will never die. History is riddled with intense rivalries that people will never forget...
Resumen: Introduction If there is one law that AMD seems to have fallen victim to, it would be that of diminishing returns. In the processor world, this amounts to continually increasing core speeds without any major changes to the CPU core or the platform base...
Resumen: Back So Soon? It seems like just yesterday when AMD released their latest CPUs, the 2400+ and 2600+. Actually that statement is only half true right now - The 2400+s are just starting to show up, and 2600+s have yet to be seen in stores at all. So i...
Resumen: A few months back, the AMD Athlon was sizzling hot. It was THE choice of performance enthusiasts and was keeping up with the Intel P4 quite well. But every product has a life-cycle and there?s no denying that the current Athlon will be taken over by th...
