With the exception of WinRAR and Fritz Chess, the AMD FX-8350 was no more than 6% faster than the FX-8150 in any one of our tests, despite being clocked 11% faster (though we should keep in mind both processors feature a max turbo frequency of 4.2GHz). It was a similar situation when comparing the FX-6300 to the FX-6100, though the margins here were even slimmer as the Piledriver part is clocked just 6% higher.
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Posted on: 10/23/2012 03:25 AM
What a Pile  |
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drate |
Posted on: 10/23/2012 09:58 AM
Its not bad really, price is good! |
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zap |
Posted on: 10/24/2012 05:11 AM
Well the multi-threading performance is strong. |
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Alpha |
Posted on: 10/29/2012 03:35 AM
It doesn't beat the i-7 3770k flag ship but it isn't as bad as people are portraying it to be. In my opinion: Best performance for price  top to bottom)(OC) = Overclockable + unlock multipliers (--) = oc at most 100-200 mhz with dificulty, non unlock multiplier $200-average ------ i5-3570k @ $229.99 (OC)The best for its value/performance, outvalue and perform 3450 and 8350 fx-8350 @ $219.99 (OC)It will easily outrun the 3450 with OC but @ $10 more, I'd go 3570k i5-3450 @ $199.99 (--)It is priced high with no overclock ability and lower performance, go with 3570k. $100-average ------ fx-6300 @ $139.99 (OC)The best for its value/performance, outvalue and perform 4300 and 3220 fx-4300 @ $129.99 (OC)Good, but Upgrade to 6300 for $10 fx-4170 @ $119.99 (OC)Good, but Upgrade to 6300 for $20 i3-3220 @ $129.99 (--)If your an Intel fan and limited in money, your stuck, else upgrade to 3570k for $100 more or check out the stats on 6300 and consider it. $100-below ------ APU A8 and below, or G series celeron Sandys. Both are good, but depending on budget, you'd likely take one over the other. APU - if you aimed at under 100, obviously your on a budget. These little babies are integrated with 6xxx series HDs and will out perform any integrated gpu; btw they're called IPGs. G-series - good if you want full die processing power. weak integrated gpu and evenly priced with the apus. If you plan on upgrading gpu's then its not too bad, but anything better than the llano's will likely cost you $100 more, and with that, your better off getting a stronger processor or simply sticking with the amd's apus. But its not bad. If you support Intel buy it. Same can be said for 8350. 3570k - Good decision 6300 - Good decision apu's/G-series: your pick, cheap either ways. You get what you pay for; plus, what you researched for; plus, what you favor (Intel/AMD). |