Z zanatos New Member Sep 30, 2006 #1 I was searching amd's am2 x2 processors, and found out that theres a x2 3800 (reg) and a x2 3800 (65w). The 65w version is more expensive. What exactly is the difference?
I was searching amd's am2 x2 processors, and found out that theres a x2 3800 (reg) and a x2 3800 (65w). The 65w version is more expensive. What exactly is the difference?
mrjack VIP Member Sep 30, 2006 #2 The 65W is the TDP, Thermal Design Power. Basically the 65W version runs cooler than the "default" CPU's.
The 65W is the TDP, Thermal Design Power. Basically the 65W version runs cooler than the "default" CPU's.
Grey410 New Member Sep 30, 2006 #4 Same same zanatos said: nice, thx for the reply! Click to expand... According to Toms Hardware Guide it benchmarks exactly like the regular X2 3800.
Same same zanatos said: nice, thx for the reply! Click to expand... According to Toms Hardware Guide it benchmarks exactly like the regular X2 3800.
Z zanatos New Member Oct 1, 2006 #5 Grey410 said: According to Toms Hardware Guide it benchmarks exactly like the regular X2 3800. Click to expand... lol, companies and their scams lol
Grey410 said: According to Toms Hardware Guide it benchmarks exactly like the regular X2 3800. Click to expand... lol, companies and their scams lol
holyjunk New Member Oct 1, 2006 #6 zanatos said: lol, companies and their scams lol Click to expand... They aren't trying to scam you. They didn't say it would perform better they said it would draw less power and produce less heat.
zanatos said: lol, companies and their scams lol Click to expand... They aren't trying to scam you. They didn't say it would perform better they said it would draw less power and produce less heat.