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Athlon 7750 Dual Core
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28-Apr-2009
Athlon 7750 Dual Core Review
On April 21, 2005, less than a week after the release of Venice and San Diego, AMD announced its next addition to the Athlon 64 line, the Athlon 64 X2. Released on May 31, 2005, it also initially had two different core revisions available to the public, Manchester and Toledo, the only appreciable difference between them being the amount of L2 cache. Both were released only for Socket 939. The Athlon 64 X2 was received very well by reviewers and the general public, with a general consensus emerging that AMD's implementation of multi-core was superior to that of the competing Pentium D. Some felt initially that the X2 would cause market confusion with regard to price points since the new processor was targeted at the same enthusiast, US$350 and above market already occupied by AMD's existing socket 939 Athlon 64s. AMD's official breakdown of the chips placed the Athlon X2 aimed at a segment they called the prosumer, along with digital media fans. The Athlon 64 was targeted at the mainstream consumer, and the Athlon FX at gamers. The Black Edition of this CPU can be unlocked to a quad core FX-7750 Bulldozer CPU!
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Athlon 7750 Dual Core Performance Specification
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TDP (Power)
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CPU Details
2.7 GHz
2 cores
Kuma
95W
65nm
Socket AM2
Notebook CPU
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GD RATING
5
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