Athlon II X2 280 Can Run PC Game System Requirements

Athlon II X2 280 Performance Specification

CPU Speed

Physical Cores

Threads

CPU Codename

TDP (Power)

Lithography

CPU socket

Main Link

Bit Width

Memory Channels

Processor GPU

CPU Details

3.6 GHz

2 cores

0 threads

Regor

65W

45nm

Socket AM2+ / AM3

64 Bit

None

Notebook CPU

Unlocked Multiplier

L1 Cache

L2 Cache

L3 Cache

Approved

GD RATING

CPU Features

No the Athlon II X2 280 processor is NOT a laptop and notebook CPU

No the Athlon II X2 280 processor does not have a unlocked multiplier

256Kb

2048Kb

Yes, the Athlon II X2 280 processor has been approved by GD Admin. Always use GD data as a guideline.

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Athlon II X2 280 Game Requirement Analysis

Athlon II X2 280 is a recent addition to AMD's Athlon II series of microprocessors, built using a 45 nm technology fabrication, using a Regor core. It is as of now, the fastest Athlon Dual Core CPU, and the only one released in 2013. It packs two cores clocked at 3.6GHz each, and 2MB of L2 Cache memory. The thermal design power should not exceed 65 watts.

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Jezuz14

Jezuz14's Rig
Saved at: Jan-29-2015

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CPU

Athlon X4 740

GFX

Radeon R7 265 PowerColor TurboDuo OC 2GB Edition

RAM

4GB DDR3 1333MHz

RES

1680 x 1050
width x height

Phone

LG Optimus L5 E610

Jezuz14's Game Library

20:18 Jul-22-2013

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Athlon II X4 740 wich has only 3.2 GHz is 43% better than Athlon II X2 280 wich has 3.6 GHz.

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XxSoultheKeeperXx's Rig
Saved at: May-06-2019

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CPU

Core i5-3570K 3.4GHz

GFX

Radeon HD 7870 Double D Black Edition oc: 25%

RAM

16GB DDR3 1600MHz

RES

1920 x 1080
width x height

Phone

Samsung Galaxy S IV

XxSoultheKeeperXx's Game Library

12:06 Jul-24-2013

299

Clock rate is only part of the equation you need to take into account core count, ipc, cache,etc, the athlon ii x4 has four cores, while the x2 280 has 2 cores.

talhkora

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Saved at: Jun-07-2016

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Radeon RX 480 8GB

RAM

8GB DDR3 1600MHz

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1920 x 1080
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HTC Desire 620 dual sim

talhkora's Game Library

11:41 Jul-25-2013

It's the architecture, the 280 is based on 45nm die and K10 architecture which is very old now but still good. The 740 is based on the new Piledriver architecture and 32nm die, newer and better. Also 2 more cores and double the L2 cache. :)