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7:54 PM - May 23, 2006 by
Bert Töpelt
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: amd, reinvents
Topics: AMD/ATI
Syndication:
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: amd, reinvents
Topics: AMD/ATI
Syndication:
Table of Contents:
55 –
Synthetic Benchmarks
- 1 – The AMD Generation Comes Of Age
- 2 – New Socket AM2 With DDR2
- 3 – Memory Speed: Socket AM2 Vs. Socket 939
- 4 – Write Performance
- 5 – Write Performance, Continued
- 6 – Write Performance, Continued
- 7 – Memory Speed: AMD Vs. Intel
- 8 – Memory Speed: AMD Vs. Intel, Continued
- 9 – The Divider Problem
- 10 – DDR2 SLI Memory: 10.3 GB Per Second
- 11 – Automatically Overclocking SLI Memory
- 12 – Automatically Overclocking SLI Memory, Continued
- 13 – All New AM2 Processors
- 14 – The New Socket AM2 With 940 Pins
- 15 – New Retention Module Requires New Heatsink
- 16 – Low Dissipation Guaranteed
- 17 – New Energy-efficient Processors
- 18 – Heatsinks: Things Gets Louder, Continued
- 19 – Features: Virtualization And TCPA
- 20 – Price Comparison: AMD More Expensive Than Intel
- 21 – Motherboards
- 22 – Gigabyte
- 23 – Epox
- 24 – The New nForce5 Chipset For AM2
- 25 – LAN Interface With 2 Gbit/s
- 26 – Test Setup
- 27 – Benchmarks And Settings
- 28 – Benchmarks Socket 939 Vs. Socket AM2
- 29 – Games - DirectX
- 30 – Games - DirectX, Continued
- 31 – Video
- 32 – Video, Continued
- 33 – Video, Continued
- 34 – Video, Continued
- 35 – Audio
- 36 – Applications
- 37 – Applications, Continued
- 38 – Applications, Continued
- 39 – Multitasking, Continued
- 40 – Synthetic Benchmarks
- 41 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 42 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 43 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 44 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 45 – Evaluating The Benchmark Scores
- 46 – Athlon 64 X2: Now Somewhat Slower
- 47 – Benchmarks AMD Vs. Intel
- 48 – Games - DirectX
- 49 – Games - DirectX, Continued
- 50 – Video, Continued
- 51 – Audio
- 52 – Applications
- 53 – Applications, Continued
- 54 – Multitasking
- 55 – Synthetic Benchmarks
- 56 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 57 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 58 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 59 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 60 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 61 – AMD Athlon 64 FX-62 Vs. Intel Extreme Edition 965
- 62 – Conclusion: Good Energy Efficiency, But A Bad Value For Money
Synthetic Benchmarks


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55 – Synthetic Benchmarks
- 1 – The AMD Generation Comes Of Age
- 2 – New Socket AM2 With DDR2
- 3 – Memory Speed: Socket AM2 Vs. Socket 939
- 4 – Write Performance
- 5 – Write Performance, Continued
- 6 – Write Performance, Continued
- 7 – Memory Speed: AMD Vs. Intel
- 8 – Memory Speed: AMD Vs. Intel, Continued
- 9 – The Divider Problem
- 10 – DDR2 SLI Memory: 10.3 GB Per Second
- 11 – Automatically Overclocking SLI Memory
- 12 – Automatically Overclocking SLI Memory, Continued
- 13 – All New AM2 Processors
- 14 – The New Socket AM2 With 940 Pins
- 15 – New Retention Module Requires New Heatsink
- 16 – Low Dissipation Guaranteed
- 17 – New Energy-efficient Processors
- 18 – Heatsinks: Things Gets Louder, Continued
- 19 – Features: Virtualization And TCPA
- 20 – Price Comparison: AMD More Expensive Than Intel
- 21 – Motherboards
- 22 – Gigabyte
- 23 – Epox
- 24 – The New nForce5 Chipset For AM2
- 25 – LAN Interface With 2 Gbit/s
- 26 – Test Setup
- 27 – Benchmarks And Settings
- 28 – Benchmarks Socket 939 Vs. Socket AM2
- 29 – Games - DirectX
- 30 – Games - DirectX, Continued
- 31 – Video
- 32 – Video, Continued
- 33 – Video, Continued
- 34 – Video, Continued
- 35 – Audio
- 36 – Applications
- 37 – Applications, Continued
- 38 – Applications, Continued
- 39 – Multitasking, Continued
- 40 – Synthetic Benchmarks
- 41 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 42 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 43 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 44 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 45 – Evaluating The Benchmark Scores
- 46 – Athlon 64 X2: Now Somewhat Slower
- 47 – Benchmarks AMD Vs. Intel
- 48 – Games - DirectX
- 49 – Games - DirectX, Continued
- 50 – Video, Continued
- 51 – Audio
- 52 – Applications
- 53 – Applications, Continued
- 54 – Multitasking
- 55 – Synthetic Benchmarks
- 56 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 57 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 58 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 59 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 60 – Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued
- 61 – AMD Athlon 64 FX-62 Vs. Intel Extreme Edition 965
- 62 – Conclusion: Good Energy Efficiency, But A Bad Value For Money
- Previous page Multitasking
- Next page Synthetic Benchmarks, Continued