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Estos procesadores de AMD, con estas placas base, ofrecen unos resultados excepcionales y una diversión increíble por un precio que no supera los 95€ en el caso del procesador y que no llega a los 130€ en el caso de esta placa tan bi...
El AMD Phenom 2 X2 555 es el mejor procesador que he probado en mucho tiempo. No es el más rápido, ni el más potente, ni mucho menos el más caro pero es la clase de procesador que uno valora especialmente porque permite al usuario supe...
Resumen: As i type away on my quad core processor with its eight threads i can somewhat feel that a bit of light word processing isn't really pushing its power to the max. Obviously when i need its four cores for some video rendering or photo work, it's ready and ...
AMD have a great performing chip in the Phenom II X2 555 Black Edition. Yes as a dual core it is on the pricey side however when you consider that the majority of these unlock to at least a tri core and clock a treat there’s a lot of extra ‘free’ perf...
Resumen: Phenom II X2 555 Black Edition is simple to overclock to 3.8GHz and we suspect that 4.0GHz is within reach with a bit of work. The performance of Phenom II is slightly better than Athlon II, however the price is rather steep for a dual core processor....
MultiCore, Possibility Of Unlocking 3rd and/or 4th Core, Excellent Performance, Black Edition With Unlocked Multiplier, Overclockability, Low Temps Even When Overclocked/Overvolted, Low Price, AM2/AM3 Compatible,
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Here is where things get tricky. I just completed extensive testing of a CPU and need to give my opinion. Problem is, since results on OC and unlocking vary, I need to keep focused on the CPU out of the box as a 3.2Ghz dual core. A 3.2Ghz dual core tha...
The Phenom II X2 555 is a good CPU depending on how you look at it. In one aspect you have the high chance of being able to unlock it into a quad core which makes this chip a true bargain. However not every single chip will unlock. Just because this c...
Resumen: With the 965BE C3 stepping making so much noise in the AMD overclocking community it was bound to happen, AMD would release a core reduced version for people that did not need or want a quad core processor.The 555, like its predecessor the 550, is a ...
The AMD Phenom II X2 555 is undoubtedly a faster chip than competing Intel processors in this price bracket, but what really sets it apart is the potential it offers to those willing to experiment. We were able to unlock the cores in our 555 to produce...
Resumen: The 555 and 255 are two more in a long line of processors designed for low-cost systems that will serve you well as long as you don’t push them too far. The 555 is impressive for a dual-core chip, but on the whole, there’s nothing new to see here.
