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AMD's Triple-Core Phenom - X3 8750
Posted by Philipp on: 2008-04-24 00:36:46 [ Print | Permalink ]

HardwareZone posted a review on AMD's Triple-Core Phenom

"We have all heard of dual and quad-core processors but three cores on a single chip? That's what AMD intends to sell with its new Phenom X3 processors, basically a quad-core X4 with a disabled core. Does this numerical advantage help AMD compete against Intel's dual-core offerings? "

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