Testseek.com have collected 91 expert reviews of the AMD FX-8370E 3.3GHz Socket AM3 Plus and the average rating is 76%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD FX-8370E 3.3GHz Socket AM3 Plus.
October 2014
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Compatible with older AMD sockets and motherboards. Has a lower TDP rating than other high-end AMD processors.
Lower TDP rating than other high-end AMD chips
With competitive performance
Compatible with older AMD socket ("AM3+") and motherboards
8 cores under $200
Good Performance
Beats i54670 in most tests
The editors didn't like
Bottom Line
The AMD FX-8370E processor emphasizes efficiency
With low power consumption and reasonable performance
Lags in single-core tests
Still not as power-efficient as competing Intel chips
Published: 2014-09-05, Author: Ian , review by: anandtech.com
Since the bygone days of the GHz wars, energy efficiency is now a key part in any x86 CPU manufacturer handbook. When designing a CPU, parts can be engineered to either be all-out guns blazing on performance, or it can strike a balance between performance...
Abstract: AMD is refreshing their FX lineup in the waning days of Summer!Let me explain the situation from my point of view. The FX lineup for AM3+ has not done a whole lot since the initial release of the Piledriver based FX-8350 and family (Vishera). Piledriver w...
8 cores under $200, Good Performance, Beats i54670 in most tests
The FX8350 might be a better value, 2 yr old refreshed CPUs
AMD has long controlled the value portion of the sub-$200 processor market. Though the FX series is the latest iteration, the Phenom and Phenom-II processors before it also held down an excellent price to performance ratio, demonstrating the viability...
Let's wrap things up with one of our famous price vs. performance scatter plots. We used AMD's suggested e-tail prices for the FX series and Newegg prices for the rest. On the performance front, we used geometric mean of results from our full test suite—...
Published: 2014-09-02, Author: Marco , review by: hothardware.com
Abstract: It has been more than a year since AMD launched its last major update to the top end FX processor line -- the FX-9590. The company has been quiet in the face of Intel's high-end launches, but today AMD is shipping a new CPU that's aimed at multi-core perf...
Abstract: We review the AMD FX 8370 and 8370E processor today. The CPUs tested today have eight physical CPU cores, the fastest SKU will have a base clock of 4000 MHz, and can Turbo towards 4300. And that makes the FX series a multi-threaded high frequency monster....
Abstract: We all know the woes AMD and their fans have been dealing with over the last few years so we will not be hashing that topic again. We will instead focus on the updated line for what they are, a place holder. They are designed to hold the interest of fans,...
about the FX8370 and FX-8370EAlthough you cannot call the new FX-series processors a re-invention, their new sensibly competitive place in the market segment is hard to ignore. AMD did always tout the virtues of upgradeability and these new additions to ...
Abstract: After getting a chance to see what AMD's top tier processors, the FX-9370 and FX-9590 , were capable of delivering performance-wise, it's clear that the top end of the spectrum is the 5GHz plateau when we are talking about Vishera based CPUs. Today, AMD i...
Which processor now offers the most bang of your buck varies per price segment. If you have a very small budget, in our opinion it is best to find an Intel Pentium G4560, which, given its higher availability, is less of a challenge than it was a few month...
