Review on 💻 AMD Athlon II X2 240e 2.8GHz Socket AM3 Dual-Core CPU, 2x1MB Cache by Vinay Sornsri ᠌

That was a temporary plug for a socket that I purchased (MSI 760G-P43 FX). Although it showed out to be a plug, I'm still debating replacing it because 2 cores is such a small toolbox. Certain benefits Quite a reasonable cost in relation to intelligence. My ii270 is rated 6.9 by Win8, whereas my friend's i3 is rated 7.1. The processor cannot heat up because it is placed behind a pretty large heatsink with two fans and copper pipes, but it does not. Ideal for those folks who require a reasonably priced and effective processor Pros below: Given that the ii270 uses DDR3, the performance was not particularly impressive; there is essentially no difference when compared to the comparable Intel Core Duo (4GB). Rarely does the load reach zero. Although performance is dependent on the video card (8600GTS), not the processor, GTA 4 loads it to 100%. As in II X3, there is not enough cache and nothing can be unlocked.