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AMD Opteron 175
$200.00
Released May, 2005
The Pros:Noticeable improvements in 3D rendering performance over single-core processors. Socket 939 fits conveniently into older systems in need of an upgrade. Receptive to overclocking, can hit 3GHz.
The Cons:Somewhat pricey compared to other similar Athlon X2 processors. Navigating overclocking settings can be somewhat tricky, voltages must be correct.
The AMD Opteron 175 is a mid-range, although slightly outdated, processor for use in 1-way servers and workstations. Although AMD's current server CPUs offer at least four cores, the 'Denmark'-based Opteron 175 features only two, but still incorporates 64-bit technology, as well as an integrated memory controller and HyperTransport.
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The 90nm unit clocks in at 2.2 GHz and features a 2x1MB L2 cache.
Features
- Dual core
- 90nm manufacturing
- 1-way scalability
- 2.2 GHz
- 2 MB L2 cache (2x1MB)
- 110 W TDP
- Socket 939
- AMD64
- HyperTransport
- Integrated DDR memory controller
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Noticeable improvements in 3D rendering performance over single-core processors
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Socket 939 fits conveniently into older systems in need of an upgrade
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Receptive to overclocking, can hit 3GHz
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Fast performance when encoding or decoding, better for this purpose than X2 series
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Multitasking performance better than X2 series
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Improved boot time from older generations
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Somewhat pricey compared to other similar Athlon X2 processors
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Navigating overclocking settings can be somewhat tricky, voltages must be correct
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