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AMD 1100T Black Edition
Yet more speed from AMD CPU family
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| Author: |
Jouni 'Jipa' Vasama |
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28.12.2010 |
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AMD
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| Product Group: |
CPUs |
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Intro
It's a long while since we last had our last CPU-review, so it's about time we caught up with what's new
on the processor front. Last time we had CPUs around, they were the new Athlons and a dual-core Phenom from
AMD, but this time we aim a bit higher, and take a look at the latest quad-core Phenom - the X4 970 Black
Editions. We also take a dive in the 6-core Phenom family in the form of the original 1090T as well as the
newer 1075T and brand new top of the range 1100T processor.
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Phenom II X4 970 BE |
Phenom II X6 1075T |
Phenom II X6 1090T BE |
Phenom II X6 1100T BE |
Athlon II X4 640 |
| Core |
Deneb |
Thuban |
Thuban |
Thuban |
Propus |
| Clock speed |
3,5 GHz |
3 GHz |
3,2 GHz |
3,3 GHz |
3 GHz |
| L2 Cache |
2 MB |
3 MB |
3 MB |
3 MB |
2 MB |
| L3 Cache |
6 MB |
6 MB |
6 MB |
6 MB |
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| TDP |
125 W |
125 W |
125 W |
125 W |
95 W |
The quad core Phenom 2's are all based on the Deneb-core, while the 6-cores are Thubans. Inside these
chips are very similar, except ofcourse for the different number of cores. All the Phenom chips have 512 kB
of L2 cache per core and a shared L3 cache of 6 MB. The clock speeds vary from 1075's 3 GHz to 970's pretty
impressive 3,5 GHz. The TDP of all Phenom CPUs is specified at 125 watts.
For good measure we also ran the performance tests on a fast quad core Athlon. Compared to the Phenoms
the difference with the Athlon CPUs is the lacking L3 cache, and in this case also lower TDP of 95 W.
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