Review on 💪 AMD FD6300WMHKBOX FX-6300 Black Edition: 6-Core Processor with Unparalleled Performance by Ognian Nikolov ᠌

Name: 💪 AMD FD6300WMHKBOX FX-6300 Black Edition: 6-Core Processor with Unparalleled Performance
Item: 💪 AMD FD6300WMHKBOX FX-6300 Black Edition: 6-Core Processor with Unparalleled Performance
Rating: 4

July 10, 2023

The product is of good quality, there is only one minor defect.

If we compare it to the products that are most similar to it, then it will be the same processors that are in the FX-6xx range from AMD, but they will already be using the Zambezi architecture (Bulldozers). Specifically, the FX-6100 and the 6200. The difference in pricing from 600 to 1000 r does not in any way justify the difference in braking power that the 6100 provides. In spite of the more eye-catching numbers included in the description, the performance of the 6200 does not match that of the 6300. In addition, the 6200 runs at a much higher temperature, which is why only motherboards with a maximum thermal design power of 95 watts are appropriate for it. i3, which Vischer's six-core processors from the same price category surpassed without straining, but i5 is already inferior in some aspects because it is compared to its Intel rivals. Having said that, taking into account the fact that the i5 is more than twice as pricey. In addition to these benefits, Intel possesses a number of additional advantages that are lacking in FX-6300. In particular, this features a decreased overall power consumption as well as an integrated graphics engine. But the second point is only relevant for laptops, not desktop computers (your electricity bill won't change as a result), and firstly, you don't need a graphics core (since almost everyone will take a standard video card anyway), and secondly, does it make sense to load the CPU with a useless graphics core when more than half of the AM3+ motherboards already have a graphical percentage of the Radeon HD 3000?
In conclusion, the percentage that it offers for its price is excellent. Those who claim that the percentage is lower than that of the i3 either used a corrupted version of anything (for instance, a pirated version of Windows that is corrupted, which causes the entire system to be ineffective), or it's just intel-faggotria.

Pros

I am going to talk about the fx-6300. 1) Price. It is even more affordable than the Intel i3 processor. 2) How well it performed. Every single one of today's games starts off with a bang. 3) An easy and manageable rate of acceleration. 4) It is a frigid climate. There is a DeepCool cooler that costs 350r (!) and has a temperature range of 29-35g when it is idle and 42-56g when it is under load. However, when the temperature inside a room reaches 34 degrees Celsius or above, this is considered to be the norm. I believe that overclocking will not present any challenges if a quality cooler is utilized. 5) Multitasking. I ran an impromptu test in which I played five games (contemporary, 2022-2022, and pretty hard), as well as two browsers and a torrent; there were almost no breaks in gameplay. Who knows how many games at the same time he would have been able to pull out, but when he began the sixth game, a notice came up saying that there was not enough RAM, and it was recommended that he quit the program.

Cons

1) There is only one FPU available for every two cores, which is detrimental to the overall performance. 2) The performance of older games is significantly inferior than that of their intelligence counterparts. The part of the games industry that deals with 2022-2022 suffers the most as a result of applications that are demanding yet poorly adapted to multithreading. 3) There is an offensive cooler included in the packaged versions, and it can be purchased at retail for the price of $200. This miracle is incapable of cooling even a CPU that is not being overclocked. I would strongly suggest that you ignore the +2 year warranty and instead go with the OEM package. With the money that you save, you should invest in a standard cooler that costs between 600 and 800 dollars.