Opteron 6234 Can Run PC Game System Requirements

Opteron 6234 Performance Specification

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TDP (Power)

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CPU Details

2.4 GHz

12 cores

0 threads

Interlagos

115W

32nm

Socket G34

Link

70°C

None

Notebook CPU

Unlocked Multiplier

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L3 Cache

Approved

GD RATING

CPU Features

No the Opteron 6234 processor is NOT a laptop and notebook CPU

No the Opteron 6234 processor does not have a unlocked multiplier

576Kb

12288Kb

16Mb

Yes, the Opteron 6234 processor has been approved by GD Admin. Always use GD data as a guideline.

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Opteron 6234 Game Requirement Analysis

Opteron Dodeca Core 6234 is a 12-Core Server CPU part of the Opteron 6200 Series released by AMD in 2011/2012.
Each Core is clocked at 2.4 and features one thread, making a total of 12.
Obviously not designed for gaming, due to its tremendous price, it will deliver great performance for those crazy enough to use for extreme gaming performance.

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22:44 Jul-13-2013

This or core I7 for gaming performance xD

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04:36 Apr-26-2013

how is that 12 core but 8350 better with 8 core

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09:50 Apr-26-2013

this is a server cpu, not really intended for games. it is made to do great work with server associated work, at decent power usage. this is only @ 2,4 Ghz, and fx is at 4 (!). also, this one has one thread per core, while the fx have 2 i think. many games do not utilize the use of many cores or many threads.

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No, FX has 8 cores, but divided into modules of 2 cores (making 4 modules) with one floating point unit.

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16:06 Apr-26-2013

my apologies. i got carried away by some intel fanboys telling me the fx 8350 is most of a quad core. but yes, i remember how it goes: ''First OCTA core in the market!''

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18:15 Apr-26-2013

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It is. But most people hold to the fact that one core always has one FPU, which is not true. The FX series feature 8 fully pipelined cores, but 2 cores share 1 FPU.

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19:48 Apr-25-2013

A twelve-core (server) CPU!
Question: For games that don't really utilize more than 1 core, wouldn't such a processor (or any similar), due to its low speeds, be worse than, eg phenom ii 965be or i5 3470?