Comments on: AMD Phenom II X4 45nm CPU Release - Why Buy a New Phenom II PC

By: Alfredo Crespo

Alfredo Crespo — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 19:17:12 +0000

I have to talk a little bit about the energy consumption 45nm AMD processor.
Old AMD processor had some performance limitations because of high energy consumption. Simply by switching from 65 nm to 45 nm, energy consumption at the individual transistor level decreases sharply. But with its 45 nm technology, AMD gives Phenom II a fresh start and better performance to the chip’s attractiveness with improvements in several other important areas. Like speed, energy consumption, clock rates and overclockability, AMD has taken a huge step with the Phenom II.

By: Alfredo Crespo

Alfredo Crespo — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 18:49:11 +0000

Thanks to this article I’m building an AMD system I’m spending around 600 dollars and it’s going to be well done and good quality performance. I am going to resale it for about 1000 or 900 dollars it has a good air flow and is a great PC with awesome parts that I was waiting to buy it when they were on sale. That’s why I’m putting the price high and also to make some money out of it. I already have a customer. Great article man, I’m not getting tire of repeat it, and keep posting some more.
Thanks.

By: Alfredo Crespo

Alfredo Crespo — Fri, 29 Oct 2010 18:21:33 +0000

I like the way you explain in detail why to buy an AMD phenom II x4. You explain very detail about the price comparing with today’s Intel market, also the performance comparing with Intel’s i7 form the benchmark that don’t lie. Finally you cover the availability which is important in any system because you always want to update your hardware parts. Great article to help decide for a performance budged system.
Thanks and keep posting.

By: alex

alex — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 21:11:36 +0000

Thanks, for the artice. Been planning on building my own machine. This article certainly helped in making a decision about which processor to use.

By: Alfredo Crespo

Alfredo Crespo — Fri, 08 Oct 2010 19:38:12 +0000

AMD always have the budget processors no argue with that. In this article the writer already show us why AMD is good for budged systems, because they deliver Price, Availability, and Performance. Right now you have another choice either buy the Phenom II X4 or even better the phenom II X6. With the phenom II X6 you could run a lot of applications, the processor has 6 cores more cores mean more application. It’s not necessary for gaming PC’s, games use one core only, it depends on the speed of the processor and the video card you have. Although the phenom II X4 or X6 are great performance processor for a really good price.

By: Alfredo Crespo

Alfredo Crespo — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 18:35:48 +0000

If you are into gaming pc’s and like to play games that really need to use the most of your processor, the AMD phenom II x4 is great for this option. because you can easily overclock this processor to a great speed and performance easily you can overclock it passing 3.0 GHz, i was reading in a benchmark that his limit was 4.20GHz, personally that’s too much i wouldn’t recommend it and probably to get to that point you would need to tweak a lot, so with a 3.5ghz that’s more than enough of performance you will get and extremely good for the price.

By: Alfredo Crespo

Alfredo Crespo — Fri, 01 Oct 2010 18:09:25 +0000

AMD Phenom II X4 is great for performance and bugged, i personally build high quality gaming pc for my customers and i use more Intel cup’s because of my lack of experience in AMD processors. But lately I been researching on latest AMD processors and the result of the benchmarks, and i realize that they deliver great performance as his competitor Intel just for the fraction of the price as you said it in your article. I am really agree with the writer if you are looking for performance and bugged system you should go with AMD phenom II x4.

By: Stevie

Stevie — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 18:33:52 +0000

Duel core for gaming(Call of Duty MWF2) quad core for playing sissy games (benchmarking,Photoshopping and video editing)