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Publié: 2016-07-08, Auteur: John , review by: eteknix.com
Excellent packaging, Good multi-threaded performance, Great temperatures, Magnificent value-for-money, New stock cooler is quiet, Superb option for users with modest graphics hardware,
x8 PCI Express 3.0 could bottleneck high-end GPUs, Locked multiplier, Requires discrete graphics card, “The AMD Athlon X4-845 is a great processor for budget users wanting to build a PC which can confidently cope with the latest games and mainstream appli
PricingAt the time of writing, the AMD Athlon X4 845 is on back-order from Amazon UK for £56.59 including delivery. This a marvellous value proposition considering the quad-core configuration and good multi-threaded performance.OverviewIdeally, I would ha...
Before running our tests, we were believing the Athlon X4 845 should present lower performance than the FX-4300 and the A10-7870K, because of its lower clock and cache memory.However, it seems like the new Excavator architecture, with the Carrizo cores, r...
Despite taking a seat in the lower segment of all benchmrks I will still recommend the Athlon X4 845, but you do need to understand the product and its positioning. If you need to build a PC for somebody that merely browses the web, or plays light-games...
Solid overall and Improved Single Thread performance, Low Temperatures, Excellent stock cooler, Great Price
No unlocked Multiplier
If you have a $75 CPU budget, want a bang for your buck and don't want to overclock, the Athlon X4 845 saves you a few bucks and performs really well at that price range...
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Publié: 2016-06-20, Auteur: Matthew , review by: pcmag.com
Performs well given its low price
Does not include integrated graphics, Uses limited FM2+ platform, Cannot be overclocked
If you don't need integrated graphics, the AMD Athlon X4 chip is a good way to get decent performing power at an eye-popping price...
A capable four-core gaming processor, for about $60 less than Intel's entry-level Core i3, New “Excavator" cores give this chip a performance and efficiency edge over some faster-clocked AMD alternatives
Requires a commitment to dedicated graphics, FM2+ is likely a dead end, Not unlocked for overclocking
At under $70 with four cores and and updated "Excavator" architecture, this chip is an excellent budget gaming or mainstream-compute performer for the price. (Just know that you'll need a dedicated graphics card.) Read More…...
Extrait: AMD recently unveiled a new desktop processor in its Athlon X4 line, which is populated by value-priced quad-core CPUs that the company compares with Intel's dual-core Pentium G procs. Several of the chips in the Athlon X4 line have unlocked multipliers...
AIDA64: This software utility is designed to be used for hardware diagnosis and benchmarking. For this review, I will be using the CPU Queen and FPU Mandel benchmarks. Metro: Last Light: This is the sequel to the acclaimed Metro 2033. Developed b...
