AMD FX 8350

AMD FX 8-Core Processor Black Edition

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 DA TEST DA NOI EFFETTUATI ACCOPPIATO A UNA BUONA CARTA GRAFICA
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UN PROCESSORE CHE DA VERE E PROPRIE SODDISFAZIONI SIA PER GAME CHE PER UN UTILIZZO CAD- GRAFICA.
MONTATO SU UNA BUONA SCHEDA MADRE E CON UN RAFFREDDAMENTO AD ACQUA TIPO CORSAIR H-100 QUESTO PROCESSORE SI PRESTA A OVERCLOCKING E SCALDA POCO.
CONSIGLIAMO VIVAMENTE QUESO PROCESSORE A TUTTI QUELLI CHE HANNO UNA SCHEDA MADRE COMPATIBILE AM3+.


Socket AM3+





AMD’s Vishera-based FX-8350 features
eight discrete Piledriver cores,
 The modules used in this chip are  identical
to those in the Bulldozer chips, but AMD
tweaked branch prediction, prefetching, and
floating-point unit and integer scheduling to
increase performance. AMD was also able
to improve Piledriver’s power consumption
by switching to hard edge flip-flops. And
anytime you can reduce power consumption,
you can bet AMD will turn right around
and push the clock higher as a result. Add
this to improved instructions-per-clock rates,
larger L1 translation lookaside buffers, and a
more efficient L2 cache, and AMD was able
to realize an impressive 15% performanceper-
watt increase. Now that’s something
enthusiasts can get excited about.
As an FX Black Edition processor, you
can very easily overclock this processor to
get better than stock performance. But if
tapping into the core frequencies using
AMD Overdrive and the Catalyst Control
Center are a bit too intimidating (this is
actually very easy), this proc does its own
overclocking, thanks to its Turbo Core 3.0
technology, which lets the processor spin up
by an additional 200MHz as long as it’s still
within the limits of the chip’s TDP. With
its eight discrete cores, AMD’s FX-8350
tends to perform best when running very
well-threaded applications.
The AMD FX-8350 has a 125 watt
TDP. That’s a lot of energy to play with,
but it’s downright green when you consider
the FX-9370 and FX-9590 have 220 watt
TDPs. AMD throws in a heatsink fan,
which can save you money as long as you
don’t plan to tweak the voltages much. If
you want to really unlock this processor’s
potential via overclocking , then an aftermarket
CPU cooler
would be a wise investment.