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Falcon Northwest Upgrades the Mach V With AM2
Table of contents
- 1 – Mach V Is Not Enough
- 2 – About Falcon Northwest
- 3 – The Mach V System
- 4 – Inside The Case
- 5 – Inside The Case, Continued
- 6 – The Extras
- 7 – Benchmarks Results
- 8 – Doom 3
- 9 – Black & White 2
- 10 – Oblivion
On May 23rd, AMD introduced its new socket AM2 platform and a complete line of processors that utilize it. Several advancements come with the new socket, but the most important for bleeding-edgers are even faster processors. The new king of the hill is the dual core Athlon 64 FX-62 running at 2.8 GHz, which is now being deployed into Falcon Northwest's latest Mach V system.
There are only a few select places to get this processor, which reminds us of Quad-SLI and every other first-on-the-street product that early adopters strive to own. For the time being these will be found mostly inside custom-built systems, until acceptance and volume come to the mainstream.
Prior to the launch, we were approached by a familiar name in the gaming systems world, Falcon Northwest. Of course we could not pass up the opportunity to see how the company's new killer system performs.