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AM2: AMD Reinvents Itself

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By Tom's Hardware News Team

published 24 May 2006

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Page 1: The AMD Generation Comes Of Age
Page 2: New Socket AM2 With DDR2
Page 3: Memory Speed: Socket AM2 Vs. Socket 939
Page 4: Write Performance
Page 5: Write Performance, Continued
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Page 7: Memory Speed: AMD Vs. Intel
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Page 9: The Divider Problem
Page 10: DDR2 SLI Memory: 10.3 GB Per Second
Page 11: Automatically Overclocking SLI Memory
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Page 13: All New AM2 Processors
Page 14: The New Socket AM2 With 940 Pins
Page 15: New Retention Module Requires New Heatsink
Page 16: Low Dissipation Guaranteed
Page 17: New Energy-efficient Processors
Page 18: Heatsinks: Things Gets Louder, Continued
Page 19: Features: Virtualization And TCPA
Page 20: Price Comparison: AMD More Expensive Than Intel
Page 21: Motherboards
Page 22: Gigabyte
Page 23: Epox
Page 24: The New nForce5 Chipset For AM2
Page 25: LAN Interface With 2 Gbit/s
Page 26: Test Setup
Page 27: Benchmarks And Settings
Page 28: Benchmarks Socket 939 Vs. Socket AM2
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Page 35: Audio
Page 36: Applications
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Page 45: Evaluating The Benchmark Scores
Page 46: Athlon 64 X2: Now Somewhat Slower
Page 47: Benchmarks AMD Vs. Intel
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Page 51: Audio
Page 52: Applications
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Page 61: AMD Athlon 64 FX-62 Vs. Intel Extreme Edition 965
Page 62: Conclusion: Good Energy Efficiency, But A Bad Value For Money

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