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Three New Bulldozer FX CPUs Scheduled Soon on Leaked Slide

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AMD will be launching three new Bulldozer-based FX desktop processors this quarter.

According to a leaked slide, AMD will be adding three 95 Watt options to its existing lineup CPUs: the FX 4100, FX 6100, FX-8100, FX 8120, and FX 8150.

On the high-end, the FX-8140 (4.1 GHz/3.2 GHz) will be a lower power 8-core option next to the 125 Watt FX-8150 (4.2 GHz/3.6 GHz), while the 6-core FX-6120 (4.1 GHz/3.5 GHz) will be positioned in the mid-range and the quad-core FX-4150 (4.1 GHz/3.9 GHz) will land in the entry level space of the processor series, according to Donanim Haber. As the previously released models the 8-core processor will get 16 MB cache, the 6-core 16 MB cache and the quad-core 12 MB cache.

FX-series CPUs currently have a tray price ranging from $115 for the FX-4100 (3.8 GHz/3.6 GHz) to $245 for the FX-8150.

37 Comments Comment from the forums
  • tristan_b 28 February 2012 08:02
    Will there be any performance increase? If not then they are kinda useless.
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  • ragenalien 28 February 2012 08:05
    tristan_bWill there be any performance increase? If not then they are kinda useless.
    Lower power usage it looks like. So possibly a higher overclocking capability?
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  • tristan_b 28 February 2012 08:11
    ragenalienLower power usage it looks like. So possibly a higher overclocking capability?That is a good idea. My friend got his 6100 to 5ghz stable with a hyper 212+, so with these im sure you could push them 5+ghz easily.
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  • AznCracker 28 February 2012 08:16
    take those dates and add a few months to them. they are going to be delayed as always.
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  • 28 February 2012 08:16
    I'll stick with my i5-2500k, thanks anyways.
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  • theuniquegamer 28 February 2012 08:19
    A lot powerfull Cpus but current apps and games can't optimise to its power just like driving a lamborghini avantador in busiest city traffic.
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  • 28 February 2012 08:34
    Hopefully Piledriver revision fixes up the shortcomings. I see long term upgrade cycles for PC's if that is the case (hopefully)
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  • ismaeljrp 28 February 2012 08:44
    AMD, really needs to find a way to finance, more Research and Development. This is why companies like IBM and Intel dominate, there R&D basically receives a blank check. And are constantly on the cutting edge because of it.
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  • theuniquegamer 28 February 2012 09:01
    Also 2 new bulldozers are coming such as a quadcore fx 4170 (whooping 4.2ghz base clock and 4.3 turbo) and a six core fx 6200(3.8ghz base and 4.1 turbo) . Other specs are same as their family. Plus a $60 price drop on top of the line fx 8150 (i.e $245 to $185).
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  • theuniquegamer 28 February 2012 09:06
    Two new Bulldozer- powered FX CPUs will join the pantheon of world-record beating chips . The quad-core FX-4170
    has a 4.2GHz CPU with 4.3GHz Turbo
    mode while the six-core FX-6200 has a 3.8GHz base clock and a
    4.1GHz Turbo mode. Availability will
    vary by region as the company shuttles
    out the new silicon on a rolling timeline,
    but we'd start keeping our eyes peeled
    next time you're down the shops. To celebrate, AMD is hacking down the
    price of the top-end FX-8150 from $245 to $185 and you should see a similar
    price drop from outlets filter through
    shortly.
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