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AMD Phenom II X3/X4 Roundup
[Abstract]
DDR3 at Last It has been a difficult time for both AMD and Intel, affected as they are by falling demand resulting from the current economic 'gloom and doom'. Intel reported dismal revenues for...
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Results - Crysis and World in Conflict
AMD may hope that its X3 720 could compete against the Intel dual-core but in games, it was not able to cut it despite its 2.8GHz clock. The dual-cores have higher clocks and they were simply better overall here in Crysis and World in Conflict. In fact, these dual-cores performed better than Phenom II X4 CPUs. More heavily multi-threaded games may help to narrow the gap between the Intel dual-core and the X3 but we're not betting on it.
Since we do not have the scores for the Q9300 and Q6600 using a GeForce GTX 260, we have replaced that with the QX9650, a much faster processor no doubt as a reference. However, we could see here that the very competitive Intel dual-cores beating even the QX9650 in World in Conflict.
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