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The editors liked
Better performance than Intel in multithreaded apps
Affordable
Good upgrade for AM2 motherboards
Competes with a similarly priced Intel CPU
Even though the Phenom is clocked lower
Trounced the E8400 in some games.
Grants nice speed boost over Athlon X2 CPUs
Supports current AM2motherboard
Triple-Core
TLB errata fixed
Excellent memory management and bandwidth
Good performance if the applications are multi-threaded
Has potential
Betterthan Dual Core Multithreading
Lowerthan Quad Core Power and Thermal Requirements
Good Overclocking
Updated B3 Core
Entrylevel Pricing
The editors didn't like
UmptionEach core is slower than Intel’s
Seems to be slower at severe multitasking than the Intel system.
AMD Phenom X3 is definitely a very interesting processor. At least since it is the industry’s first CPU with triple-core sign and monolithic organization. And although it is our first experience with a non-standard processor like that, it didn&rsquo...
Inexpensive, Improvement in performance, Triple Core design, Best bang for the buck...
Not a good overclocker, Comparable performance...
The Phenom X3 8750 is a truly new processor. Although not as fast as its Intel counterparts in the scientific benchmarks, the gaming benchmarks were a total turn around. It matched or beat the other processors in most of the benchmarks. The Phenom X3 ...
Abstract: Last month we took a gander at a slew of new offerings from AMD. These included the 780a chipset, 780G chipset and the refreshed Phenom X4 quad-core range.In the Phenom X4 review we mentioned the recent release of the Phenom X3 triple-core processor li...
In conclusion, the AMD Phenom X3 8750 Triple Core Processor worked quite with a variety of applications and games with no issues whatsoever. As developers continue their support of multiple cored processors such as dual, quad or triple core, these are ...
Three cores, AM2+, 2MB L3 cache, integrated memory controller
Not going to win over any Intel users The Final Word Its not going to get AMD any new users, but existing AMD platform users might benefit from the extra upgrade option. On its own, the tri-core Phenom X3 8750 is a fast CPU, but when its street price ...
Its not going to get AMD any new users, but existing AMD platform users might benefit from the extra upgrade option. On its own, the tri-core Phenom X3 8750 is a fast CPU, but when its street price is compared against Intels Core 2 Quad 6600 CPU, it ...
AMD may have had a few hurdles with the K10 architecture in the beginning, but so far we have found it to be a good replacement for the K8, and it’s about time too. AMD has fallen behind Intel quite a bit since the Core 2 architecture managed to wra...
Weedy single and dual-threaded performer, Not cheap enough
Put yourself in AMDs shoes. Things havent been going to plan. Your crucial quad-core chip arrived late, ran slow and had a nasty little hardware bug. Whats more, youre being beaten silly by Intels Core 2 processors. What do you do? How about a tri...
In November 2007, we concluded that AMDs Phenom X4 9600 was no match for Intels Core 2 Quad Q6600. In April 2008, we concluded that AMDs improved Phenom X4 9850 was no match for Intels Core 2 Quad Q6600. Today, were having to conclude that AMDs t...
