Phenom II X6 1100T Black Edition - 3.3 GHz base and 3.7 GHz Turbo Core ~ Rs.12000
Phenom II X2 565 Black Edition - 3.4 GHz ~ Rs.5200
Athlon II X3 455 - 3.3 GHz ~ Rs.3900
Among them, the most interesting is the X6 1100T. Check out the reviews - Guru3d | TechSpot | LegitReviews .
The Phenom II X6 1100T is based on the AM3 socket, supporting DDR3 and DDR2 memory on older AM2+ motherboards.
It carries a nominal clock speed of 3.30 GHz, is based on the 45 nm “Thuban” silicon, features 512 KB of L2 cache per core, and 6 MB of L3 between all six cores. It features the TurboCore technology, which bumps clock speed by a few hundred MHz when it senses high load. As a Black Edition chip, it features an unlocked bus multiplier. Despite its increased clock speed, the 1100T has a TDP of 125W.
Surprising it is next to Core i7 975, and beats all the other i7’s.
Hmm, I think they have revised Turbo Core technology and increased the memory bandwidth.
Now that is called naivety. Why don’t you settle for 640k RAM or a 5MHz 8 Bit CPU or better still not have a computer at all since the entire world needs not more than 5 computers?
I can make a Mac Pro configured with 8 cores @ 2.83Ghz (2 x Quad Core Xeon) and 8GB RAM come to a crawl. Just because you don’t feel the need for more than a Dual Core does not mean its enough for everyone else as well.
Overall the Core i7 950 barely manages to be a notch above the Phenom X6 1100T BE and considering both are priced similar and decent motherboards can be got obtained for both for roughly a similar price, you cannot go wrong with either.
its a very confusing time for anyone looking to upgrade/get a new system. everything will change pretty soon with amd’s launch of the next gen batch of cpus alongwith intel’s upcoming sandy-bridge.
Actually, not everybody overclocks their processor, so for them this speed bump is welcome. I think AMD are launching slow improvements products while they iron out Bulldozer. For the first time AMD will make full architectural changes since 2003. Till now AMD was just making evolutionary changes for surviving the fight. This time they’ll be developing a processor completely from scratch. And so they will need every single Mhz they have when Sandy Bridge comes out in January, but their answer being about half a year away.
BTW, several review sites got this processor up to 4.1 Ghz, and 4.5 Ghz when TurboCore kicks in.