Testseek.com have collected 65 expert reviews of the AMD Phenom 2 X4 810 2.6GHz Socket AM3 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Phenom 2 X4 810 2.6GHz Socket AM3.
February 2009
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The editors liked
Reasonably priced
True quad core
Well integrated with AMDs platform technology.
Reasonably priced. True quad core. Well integrated with AMDs platform technology.
Benchmark Reviews Silver Tachometer Award
Backwards compatible to socket AM2
Flexible memory controller manages DDR2 or DDR3
Excellent realworld quadcore performance
2MB L2 Cache
4MB Shared L3 Cache
Equally impressive gaming performance
Large...
The editors didn't like
Entry level performance
Poor performance on digital photography benchmarks.
Entry-level performance. Poor performance on digital photography benchmarks.
Lacks 6MB Shared L3 Cache
Occasionally exhibits less performance than X3 720
The new middle-class devices are a welcome addition to AMDs rather poor Phenom II array. The new X3 is beating Intels Core 2 Duo in many benchmarks while the X4 - even at lower clock speeds - can keep the old Phenom models and Intels entry-level qua...
We were interested in how the CPU will do with DDR3, but due to the fact that the boards are not yet available, we had to perform our tests with a DDR2 board. We suspect that the gain will only be marginal, and since DDR2 is still cheaper, it does not ...
Reasonably priced. True quad core. Well integrated with AMDs platform technology.
Entry-level performance. Poor performance on digital photography benchmarks.
AMDs long anticipated move to socket AM3 is finally here, but it disappoints somewhat with reduced cache sizes and clock rates as well as entry-level performance. The price is right, though....
You know the more we test Phenom II processors the more we seem to like them. AMD is fighting a stigma though. The one thing that is ghosting through everybodys mind has to be ..
When AMD launched the Phenom II X4 940 and 920 I called it a True Return to Competition. With the rest of the lineup now more fleshed out, its truly a return to competition. At every price point that AMD targets, it has produced a CPU competitive to I...
Abstract: The first wave of 45nm Phenom II processors showed that AMD still has a real chance in the desktop processor market, and that the company finally has a potential Core 2 killer. This latest release does shore up some questions about Socket AM3, and gets the core back on a full 2.0 GHz HT link, but it still doesn't..
If your head isn't spinning from looking at all the graphs, let me bottom-line it for you. The new Phenom II X4 810 could be considered the next step past a classic Phenom 9950, both run the same core clock, but the additional L3 cache (4MB vs 2MB) an...
A total of five new AMD Socket AM3 processors have arrived, and with them comes support for DDR3 memory kits at a price tag that won't cause sticker shock. ...
The X3 720 Black Edition looks to be a great enthusiast CPU for those on a budget that are looking for some very solid performance in the gaming arena. Match it up with some inexpensive DDR3-1333, which should be fairly easy to do since AMD’s intern...
Lacks 6MB Shared L3 Cache, Occasionally exhibits less performance than X3 720, CPU multiplier is locked
to under the upcoming concern, but when AMD is already making strides to provide more value across its product line, it's nice to also see functionality becoming a key asset. Although we didn't go into detail on our overclock results (which will b...
