AMD Phenom II X6 1090T

Since the era of first-generation Phenom, AMD started a new trend. They offer core processor more than his rival at one point the market price. Market approach seems effective enough to make AMD's "addiction". When hexa-core processor Intel's launch, we know that the alternative choice of AMD will also soon come out. Of course, these AMD products will be cheaper than Intel's products, given AMD's previous track record.
AMD Phenom II X6 launched to respond to market demand and fans. The emergence of competition is once again heat up again with a rival who had first launched its six-core processors. Along with the launching of two variants of the Phenom II X6 (1055T and 1090T), AMD also introduced a new chipset that is 890GX/FX to accompany Phenom II X6. The combination of Phenom II X6, 890GX/FX and Radeon HD 5000 series to produce a new platform called "Leo".
Although the Phenom II X6 1090T has a number of core as much as six pieces, the technology used in the processor core is not much different from the Phenom family II previously. Because the chip is still using the same architecture. So basically, AMD is only six core compress them into "shells" with Phenom X4 II. The similarity of this technology is also included TDP is the same as the owner of the throne of the fastest Phenom X4 II (at 125 W). But the owners of the code (code name) "thuban" It still came up with something new.
One of these technologies include AMD TurboCore. This is a technology to increase the processor speed in certain conditions that were implanted into the Phenom II X6. This technology is similar to Intel's Turbo Boost, it's just a different implementation. AMD TurboCore this work when three or more core processors are not used. When TurboCore is active, the active core processors gain extra speed by up to 500 MHz, while the other processor core speed idle down to 800 MHz. TurboCore it works automatically as long as conditions are met.
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T positioned by AMD Phenom X4 II to replace the previous 965 is AMD's fastest processor. With a lower speed of 200 MHz, armed with two extra core and TurboCore, Phenom II X6 1090T superior Phenom X4 II, making it not run out of ammunition when it must act in the field. Meanwhile, other technical specifications are no different, with 3 MB L2 cache (the size of core / core 512 KB) and 6 MB of L3 cache shared the six core.
It feels incomplete if it does not try how far the ability Phenom II X6 1090T to run at speeds above the standard. The processor is included in this variant Black Edition 3.7 GHz speed achieved (18.5 × 200 MHz) from the default 3.2 GHz with default cooling without increasing the processor voltage. In doing this we disable overclock TurboCore and Cool N 'Quiet.



  

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