Review on AMD 12 Thread Unlocked Processor YD1600BBAFBOX by Vassil Nikov ᠌

If you don't want to see this scrawl, go to the bottom of the page =) Upgraded from an i5 2500k. Although effective, the older CPU was not only technologically but also ethically out of date. It was decided to go with the reds. I did this because to Intel's policy (when they instructed reviewers on how to perceive this stone) and the marketing and public relations efforts by AMD, and I have no regrets. The stone proved to be very fruitful, providing more than enough resources to complete all of the games planned for it. Overclocking is met with mixed emotions. Under normal circumstances, the stone will not accept a frequency higher than 3.6 at a voltage of 1.4 volts. The operating frequency is 2.2 Hz. Who the f*ck cares? He is going for a high score of 4.1 using a custom utility. Under normal conditions, it is striving for up to 4 GHz in its regular mode. The temperature readings are way off. Socket adapter by NZXT for my CBO h115i. Hot summer days, which will return next year, reached a high of 61 degrees Celsius, as far as I could tell. I neglected to explain that this stone and those in its family are remarkably amenable to working with high frequency bars throughout all the commotion. In conclusion: - The stone is potent - The stone is demanding on memory (RAM) The Stone Is Hot/Stone Can Mean More Than One Thing Paid reviewers for Intel gave it a 7.