Early benchmark tests conducted by Anandtech on upcoming processors using AMD's AM2 socket show that the company might have a hard time catching the performance expected from Intel's Conroe processor ...

With each and every Phenom II review we'll keep explaining this; AMD has an approach we here at Guru3D appreciate very much. That is to try to stick as long as they can with a processor socket design.

According to sources cited in a report on The Inquirer, AMD’s future 45nm processors will work in current socket AM2 motherboards. Before socket AM3 hits though, socket AM2+ will be introduced later ...

AMD Athlon 64 has to be one of the most diverse CPU platforms when it comes to its socket layouts. Originally starting off as a Socket 754 single channel memory design for the desktop and a Socket 940 ...

I have a biostar a760g M2+ motherboard with a quad core processor currently installed. Since AM3 CPUs are backwards compatible with AM2+ motherboards I was wondering if this would work, and if there ...

AMD today announced the Athlon 64 FX-62 and the Athlon 64 X2 5000+, two new dual-core processors based on AMD's new socket AM2 design. The two chips take over the top spots in the Athlon 64 FX and ...

AMD recently announced a new revision of the Athlon 64 processor core. This new revision codenamed 'Orleans' brings a number of new features to the Athlon 64 line-up including SSE3 support, an updated ...

With each and every Phenom II or Athlon II review we'll keep explaining this; AMD has an approach we here at Guru3D appreciate very much. That is to try to stick as long as they can with a processor ...

Page 10: F.E.A.R.: Low and High Resolutions Page 11: Power Consumption Page 12: Our Summary and Conclusion AMD has been fairly quiet as of late. A few months ago, we took a look at their initial ...

Okay, why are we here again? - Well, AMD has once again released a new CPU, but this is using the same name as previous yet still fairly new CPU. Confusing? - I know; it is to me as well. One month ...

AMD's Athlon 64 FX-62 was launched in May 2006 and still remains the fastest AM2 processor around. We took a look at it and surmised that whilst it was fast, Intel's Core 2 Extreme X6800 was better.