Review on AMD Phenom II X4 940 💻 Black Edition 3.0GHz AM2+ Processor - Retail by Adisorn Nasa ᠌

My workplace is a public access computer facility. I have some experience with the iron manufacturing industry's marketing strategy and am familiar with the idiosyncrasies of the market. Therefore, when I was choosing a new system unit for myself, it was out of the question to assemble it based on Intel, since their cost by 40 percent is a brand fee and multi-billion dollar advertising costs)))) ) Yet, there is not a discernible difference in performance between the two, and this is a FACT. The average user will NEVER be able to see or feel it at any point. On the other hand, you will notice the additional $100–$200 that you spent on the brand)))) As a direct consequence of this, the setup ended up looking like this: The processor is a Phenom II x4 955, the motherboard is an ASUS M4A88TD-V EVO USB3, and the memory is 4GB DDR III 1800 mhz. The video card is a Sapphire AMD 5770 1GB. As a consequence of this, the total cost of the system, which included the case, cooling, hard 500, and drive, was slightly more than 22,000 dollars. The score for seven was 7.4 percent, with 7.8 memory and 7.5 video. Everything that can fly in a video game does so at the highest settings possible, including Metro 2033, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, and Mafia 2. On the basis of, for example, i5, and i7, where the price of one regular mother is one thousand eight, such a productive system can never be created for such a price. And if there is no difference, as they claim, then why should I pay more?)))))))]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]] One of the greatest processors available when considering both price and quality.