Used AMD AthlonX4 750X 65W/750K 100W (Random) Socket FM2+ Quad-Core 3 Review

This product was a great value for its price! It has four cores and is perfect for budget computers. The quad-core processor handles multitasking very well. The only downside is that it's not the most powerful processor out there, but for the price, it's definitely worth it. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone building a budget computer.

I bought AMD Athlon X4 760K for my second home computer. I myself use the Core i3 3240 more often. The Intel processor is a little faster and colder (by 10-15 degrees). AMD's four cores do not give a big advantage, although those who like to play tanks and do not want to spend extra money on INTEL products may well take a closer look at this Athlone. I put a Katana 4 cooler on it at a cost of 940, and still the idle temperature is about 40 degrees. Intel has a cooler for 280 and an idle…

Recently replaced the athlone 64 x2 5200+, the percentage is just excellent for such a price. The regular cooler is nothing, we urgently need to buy something serious from cooling and overclock it. With eight gigabytes of 4 gigabytes of RAM, the device is a beast, it easily accelerates, but now there is no point in the video being weak, it is necessary to urgently change it. I advise this processor to have a good cooling system and you can squeeze it out well, at a nominal frequency of 3.8Gg…

Not for people who call the system unit - the processor, and the monitor - the computer. But in capable hands, a very cheap and good labor force. And don't look at the tests. real indicators are not those that are achieved at peak load, but those that do not hit the pocket and provide tangible benefits in everyday life. Intel is the most powerful but also the most expensive, AMD is much cheaper and slightly less productive.

Resolution 1280x1024. Proc Athlon x4 760k frequency 3.8 = 7.3, RAM 2x4 1600 = 7.4, video 7850 2GB = 7.9, hard drive = 5.9. In HERE at max fps settings 40-70 (maximum with average fps 50-100), depending on the battle map, patch 0.82022 pulls without lags at all. Pace. when playing HERE max. 39gr. (at room temperature 25g), Spire TME III cooler. In War Thunder fps 60 without lags, Warface without lags, Heat-Online without lags. Consumes from 20W to 55W (when loaded in games).

I took this processor in the summer of the 15th year, in general, the processor is excellent, you can safely play WOT and similar games. In tanks for max. settings with HD-7870 video card in FULLHD 40 fps. In the game METRO-2033 on ultra, with two video cards, it gave out from 80 to 120+, but during hard battles, there were drawdowns of up to 20 fps. In general, you can take it for a super budget system, in the future, if anything, you can install Athlon II X4 845 (new, not yet released) If you

I took this stone (AMD Athlon 750) to replace the old Core2Duo E8400, I am satisfied with the result of the upgrade. WinRar began to pack 3.5 times faster, other programs also began to work faster (compressing / converting photos, videos). I won’t say anything about games, because. I don't play at all. If someone gets very hot, I recommend going to "Control Panel - Power Options - Setting up a power plan - Change advanced power settings - Processor power management - Maximum state - set 99%"…

When I first bought it didn't work AT ALL! The second purchase arrived broken! Complete junk, don't buy it. It also comes with duct tape!

The product was intended to be used in a gaming packaging. The question asked indicated that this processor would work with a motherboard with an integrated graphics card. Problem 1 is that this is not the case. My second issue is that the CPU didn't come with a CPU cooler, I had to buy one separately. I'm not impressed.