Using a Phenom II X6 1090T in 2019 - How Does it Perform 10 Years Later?
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UPDATE: Apparently overclocking the RAM on Phenom CPU's isn't really worth the effort, since jumping from 1333 MHz
1700 MHz does not seem to increase performance (unless you also tighten the timings of course). Thanks to @John Bovay for providing the information.
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I would suggest running the intel instruction emulator to allow the cpu to run newer games, as well as make games run more stable
Thank you for your input, i will look into it.
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Just wondering, the Phenom II X6 1090T had SSE3 and 4a ( www.cpu-world.com/CPUs/K10/AMD-Phenom%20II%20X6%201090T%20Black%20Edition%20-%20HDT90ZFBK6DGR%20(HDT90ZFBGRBOX).html ), did you investigate the reason why you had problems with this? Other than that thanks for posting content on these CPU's. :-)
Imagine if they made a Phenom II X8 1200T a year or two after this cpu came out. It would have aged really well I think.
10 years? Amazing processor, very strong!
i5 25% faster so yes dreck then 2nd best pc növv
I still have my Phenom II X6 1065T from almost 10 years ago. I keep wanting it to become slow so I can get a new PC but it's still performing too well to justify the expense of upgrading.
graphic card???
@@johr7534 When you don't game graphic is excellent, i am using itm
@johr7534 the most powerful gpu u should use with this cpu is the gtx 1650
Six cores are better now than they were at the time of release.
true but ipc still king to this day in some games first gen rayzen 7 can still be beat by a i7 2600k because of its high signal threaded performance
6-8 cores is still all you need for 99% of consumers tasks. most games and apps don't scale well with cores.
i guess, but this cpu is still beat by the g4560, a literal 25$ cpu.
Still lacking sse2, and other advancements.
Great 4 a sleeper PC.
@@rustedyoda7339 Just looking at userbench the 1090t at stock clocks is over 30% faster than the G5460 when all cores are used.
I'm still using my Phenom II 940 on the system I'm watching this...
Same here but i use a X3 with unlocket 4th core it runs alls my games just fine but it stats to strugle because ist getting old ^^
Same here, pair it with R7 360 and 8GB RAM, still got stable 60FPS at PUBG Lite, The Crew, and some other games at med-low settings @1024p (5:4 monitor, roughly between 768p and 900p 16:9 monitor)
Wanna try it with The Division 2 but it needs AVX which the CPU didn't have. Shame, but still useful I guess.
my system has a 945
@Dalle Smalhals My PC ARE still useful, not Ubi.
HAH! You don't even take time to clarify things.
@@baltasahr9757 I have the Athlon II x3 455 which is unlocked to Phenom II x4 B55 for the last 9 years and it is still ok in most of the games although I wanna play Total War: Three Kingdoms and it can't handle this game. So goodbye Phenom! It's been a long time and thank you for everything.
I still use the 1090T with a GTX1060 as my daily driver for work and play. I haven't noticed any issues at all. Maybe its because I have never used anything better yet... You don't know what you don't know, till you know it :)
Do you overclock? If you do, you need to raise the CPU-NB multiplier. That's the memory controller multiplier, and you tighten cache timings as well. The memory controller was still a little weak on Phenom II, give it some more speed. Just keep the voltage on that below 1.35, give it some margin. 1.3 volts will get you from 2000 MHz to 2800 MHz probably. Also keep the HT link at the same multiplier as the CPU-NB, that one should require less voltage.
I feel the same way, my 1090T is at 4.0Ghz cooled by a cheap Cooler Master 212 evo and i have a RX480 8gb card and everything seems fine for now. Ryzen soon probably
does this gpu bottleneck cpu?
just try to play Apex or Far Cry 5)) that made me switch to fx8350 some time ago, it was cheap as shit, and same socket but no such issues like with phenom
Got the same specs, but about to retire my 1090T. It served well for 10 years.
Still having a Phenom II X6 1090T, working nicely as a media streaming machine.
Re/up cycling ftw
Same mine lives on as a plex Server with a 750ti for transcoding.
Cool reused 😘👍
Gosh thats ver ineffective usage. Build yourself a low profile HTPC.
But then again, I don't need any more computers at the moment. :)
Ran my Phenom II X6 1055T @ 3.7GHz for 10 years, it's been doing me good :)
Just replaced it a few months back with a Ryzen 3800x.
Btw, NB/CPU OC to 2.8GHz gives great performance increase on Phenom II, just make sure to leave HT at close to 2GHz as possible.
I used my Phenom II X6 1090T for about 8 years, and it was great. I eventually demoted it to a home theatre PC and finally retired it last month, in November 2019. I’m now using a Ryzen 3600X, which feels like a worthy successor.
The Phenom got better with age. It launched at a time when most games were only using 1 or 2 cores, so it felt like a lot of its potential was untapped. Phenoms finally hit a sweet spot during this console generation, when suddenly applications started to get more multi threading support. It was probably a much better processor at the time of its release than any of us thought back then ... it was just a little ahead of its time.
I have a Phenom II x6 1045t machine that I built in 2013 as a gaming machine. It was actually pretty cheap to build even then - had it paired with a GTX 650 Ti. That machine is now in the hands of my 15 year old cousin who thoroughly loves it. Apparently he was able to get a bit of a OC out of it and he put a used RX480 and 16GB RAM which apparently has it running his Overwatch, Minecraft, and Rocket League just fine.
Basically what I'm saying is that these processors have plenty of juice left so long as your expectations are reasonable.
I used a Phenom II 925 from 2011-15 and gave it to my cousin, who used it until last year. It still works and I use it in my party setup. Along with a few other old school builds I have done.
AYYYYY this is my video for sure! On one of your other videos I talked about my 1100T, great chip! hope you enjoy yours too!
My wife's PC is a Phenom II 1090T. It used to be my primary development rig (many years ago..) but it still does pretty good with it's GTX460 video card and 8GB of ram. I offered to upgrade my wife to an I7-4770 and she said she was happy with what she had so i gave the 4770 to my son.. The 1090T was a great chip... Thanks for honoring it with this video.
I've got the Phenom 1055, 1075, 1090 and the 1100 .. And i still love those cpu's :-)
yea its a lovely series
If i have the 1090T on the stock HP motherboard is there a newer processor i can upgrade to? You sound like you know what you are talking about.
Go for the 1100, the 1090 works on youre board already, probaly the 1100 whould also ;)
@@FelixBruin will it work on a Asus M4N68T-M LE ?
@@SRC267 That board has support for the Phenom II X6 1090T as max ;-)
I still have my trusty 1090T after 7 years ...i think it's time for an upgrade!
Thanks man, Brings back good old memories. Did my first custom water cooled pc with the phenom II x6 on an MSI matx with dual amd hd 6870.
I had a nice experience with the Phenom x4 955 Black Edition back in the day.
With my old 9800 GT it was a pretty solid rig in its day.
Great vid ! ,I run a phenomenon 2 x4 975 great chip
I've got Phenom 965 and still works :D
I've got a Phenom II 1050 that I stopped using as my main machine just 2 years ago. I still use it in a server role now.
Good video. Nice results - i was expecting good results ; the results were a little better then i thought they might be. Shows that even older AMD Cpu's can still be usable.
I used to have 1 for my second system, but I had to sell it. Its surprising how fast it still is, in terms of games and also just for general use.
I still have a Phenom II x4 965. I'm not using it ATM, but I'm keeping it as a backup.
My current CPU is a Ryzen 5 1600.
I replaced my Phenom 1090T 1,5 years ago on my main rig, but I still use it in my file server :)
Wow this thing is a beast
up until this past summer i was still using my 1090T for all gaming.. updated from a 5770 to a RX480 a year ago.. that cpu was great for WoT HD and borderlands 2 at high settings.. loved that CPU hope my 2600 does just as well
I still have and use this processor, since 2010. It's still a good processor, with some limitations, especially about the lack of some instructions.
My PC: AMD Phenom II X6 1090T BE | GIGABYTE GA-890FXA-UD5 | 12GB (2x4GB+2x2GB) DDR3 1600MHz Corsair Dominator CL8 | EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB SSC | 480GB Kingston SSD | 2x4TB WD Caviar Red | Corsair AX850.
amazing pc build ^^
Is 1060 3gb bottlenecked by 1090T?
Aprizal Azhar Less than you can imagine, but now I have a Ryzen 7 2700X.
@@PistigriloXP I have an old PC 1090T with gtx 560 Ti, it never turn on about 5 years.. Now I try to turn it on but it won't boot, error code 2E.. After looking for solutions, many say problem with the gpu..
So I'm looking for new gpu for replacing the old 560Ti, thinking about gtx 970, rx 580 4gb or this 1060 3gb
@@aprizal17 yes , because 1090T is old architecture sadly , the best for it would be gtx 960 4 gb or 1050 ti 4 gb imo
I had this chip in my rig all the way till 3 years ago when i upgraded to ryzen
I used that exact CPU for a good while, it was apart of my first PC that I ever built, I use a 1800x now but I still have my Phenom II X6 1090t in my Proxmox server.
Still got its big brother, the 1100T. Only went Ryzen about 3 months ago.
I had a 955be in my main pc until this summer, when I switched to i7 860. It makes a very good media center once undervolted to 1.19@2.9ghz; it's also faster to boot up than the i7 based system, both with ssd or hdd. The sleep function on phenom is also more functional than i7
I never did get my hands on the Phenom II but I been rocking the FX chipset since 2014 with the FX 6350 first then I moved on to the FX 8370 OC to 4.6Ghz with 16Gb of ram ddr3
Got a phenom II x2 but later found out it could be unlocked to x4, still use it - updating the video card seemed to have a bigger impact on performance.
I am still using the phenom 2 x6 1100T processor and I am working it overclocked to 4.237 ghz with liquid cooling and 32 gb ddr3 running at 1700 mhz on an Msi motherboard with a 3060 and a sata ssd still killing it on the games built this rig late 2010 in a thermaltake docker case spared no change and all i have done is max the ram and the graphix cards and the ssd but the 5oomhz fsb on my motherboard seems to be doing a great job on my old turd allowing me to push it harder and harder tiny little bits here and there. the hardest part is finding that next stable level.
Very impressive...
Good old phenom! Im using the phenom ii x4 955 (4 GHz) with r9 290 as daily driver.
I have ryzen 5 2600X with ASUS Radeon R9 290 DCUII OC
I love your vids
Thank you!
i still use a Athlon II x4 940 on base clock, never go the chance to upgrade to phenom II x6 :( but still runs the stuff i throw at it all these years.
Using a Phenom II X6 1055t on my main system.
still have my Phenom 2 x4, now upgrading on Ryzen 7 a huge jump
If you dont need phenom , i will take it 😀
I bought this exact CPU on eBay a week ago for $6 dollars plus $12 shipping. I can't wait to mess around with it. They are actually selling for around $50 on eBay right now but I won mine in an auction at 2am when there are not nearly as many bidders. I just love this kind of tech.
My friend had one of these and I was very jealous. I ended up getting a 2600k when that launched but always loved these AMD chips. I went from a 2600k to a 1700x to a 3900x.
What's crazy is I'm getting double the cinebench score per core on the 3900x and a multi score of over 3200.
I remember going from my 1090t to a Zambezi 8150 was a noticeable downgrade but after upgrading to a Vishera 8350 all was fine again
Real 6 core cpu power.
I use this processor and all I need to upgrade is my graphics card and HDD to an SSD but that's about it. I use it for gaming and it works great! I see no purpose in upgrading.
I'm Still using my Phenom II 1100T BE to this day. Still going strong.
I picked up some old used AMD bundle that came with a Phenom II x4 3.4GHz that I OC-ed to 3.9. Ram is slightly overclocked and it's rock stable. With an SSD, it runs well doing daily tasks. Since I don't play games, I keep it around for fun in a mATX case. Love it.
I just built a super budget entry level as heck computer for my friend's son using a Phenom ii X6 1055t. This one, sadly, hates overclocking. I tinkered for two weeks trying to get it stable in time for his birthday, and sadly had to leave it at stock settings. I hardcore lost the silicone lottery.
Aw man. That sucks.
I'm using a Phenom II chip.. an 960T I got to try and unlock the other 2 cores. I was unsuccessful sadly, but it's been a great little quad core for me for going on 10 years now. Obviously I don't play a lot of games any more, but it's rocking a Debian base OS with Steam built in and I do play my older games no problem. This is my main system too. :)
If you can unlock the cores and
enter Windows, but only have stability problems,
I recommend using AMD OverDrive program. This allows you to set the frequency for each core.
Fixing clocks of core number 5 and 6(
2000 ~ 2600mhz), core boosting off, more likely to work without problems.
Phenom II x4 955 Black Edition here. Still running strong. I did run into a problem trying to play Anno 1800, instruction set missing. Chip is too old. I will be upgrading to a R7 2700 soon.
Still using it and love it. Haven't overclocked at all. But I just upgraded to a ryzen system so I'm thinking of just toying around with this one see what happens after watching this
I still use a Phenom ii 1055T. Not playing games, so it's fine for my use. Have just installed a SSD yesterday to kick some performance into my PC. Will definitely upgrade in the future.
Fast enough that i have to see whats up. I dig. Sub bruGHH. r9 gang
Very cool running phenom at over 60 degrees. Maybe the fact that the Tj on those things is 65 degrees puts it into perspective ;)
I'm using a phenom 9850 quadcore black edition right now
I used to have this cpu as well, i get a kick out of the people in the comments that just can't let go. Life is much better on the other side.
that phenom is a beast i changed it for a ryzen, i gave the phenom to my sister
1055t still running fine here , alongside a i7 920 , so I have my classics sorted...
After I retire them theyll go into my CPU collection..
still running a 1055t also works fine
Still using a Phenom II x4 840 in my secondary computer, in the new I have a Ryzen 1300X.
Heyyy! 840 gang! I have a spare 840 pc aswell and was looking around the internet for some good overclock profiles for this cpu.
I wanna try some crazy fsb like 300 and x14 to see if it can be stable at 4.2 ghz.
Do you have any OC experience with your phenom 840?
Btw: great results in games with the 1090! The lack of sss3 is the only downside of this generation, for a basic sh gaming pc. My 4690k 4.3 ghz oc gets around 640 in cinebench r15...
@@r4mps I think I managed to get it from 3.2GHz to 3.533GHz when it was only 2-3 years old. I tried again a couple of months ago, but could only get +14-15MHz because I want the DDR3 RAM to run at 1600MHz.
My MoBo is really weak though, an asrock N68C-S, which is max 95W CPU restricted.
I was happy to barely cram in 2x4GB, since the other 2 slots are DDR2.
Magnus Nilsson Phenom is better then Ryzen
@@magnusnilsson9792 I had another go these past days and was able to get it stable at 3.64 ghz and around 1.47 volts.
This is on a Am2 + ddr2 platform.
260 fsb
14x max multi for cpu
10x nb clock
5x ht link ( its automatic on this motherboard )
And 4x on the ram for a nice overclock too.
Check them out, maybe you get a little bump in performance.
Ps: I'm also limited by the 95w max of the motherboard, but it shows up to 104w in hwmonitor when overclocked.
@@r4mps i use 1.36v to reach 3,55ghz, cheap mobos can be fixed with heatsinks on the mosfets and forced ventilation on it
I was using a Phenom II x6 1055 until Dec 2019 and now got a Ryzen 7 3700X which is awesome that the 3700X uses half of the power.
I am still using an HP p6774y stock with a Phenom II x4 840T. I recently purchased a Phenom II x6 1065T Thuban Do I need to change Bios settings ? Yes am newbie
Just replaced the PSU in my old tower that has spent the last 6 years gathering dust in the corner. Still works and is rocking this boy at the core. Only has 4GB 1333 Ram and a GTX680 card. Going to try full wiping it now the backup is finished and see how it performs now from a blank slate state. Otherwise, the plan is to upgrade to a Ryzen 5 3600 kit. But that will have to wait until after the PS5 launch for now.
I'm currently running a Phenom II x6 1055t @ 3.8ghz, it performs okay for games at 1080p low - medium settings, upgrading to a Ryzen 3600 or 3700x next week though so that will help.
I've got a 3600, tested on asrock x570 extreme4 and gigabyte aorus x570 elite Wi-Fi, tested stock and most up to date bios' on each. I used the larger tr2 cooler, and temps at stock approach high 80's to 90's at high loads on stock configuration, precluding any overclocking, and believe me, I've spent 20+ hours tweaking and trying. It is my conclusion that at 1.45 volts demanded even at just desktop loads, (at least with the chip I got), the proc is demanding far more voltage than necessary. If a stranger can offer advice : skip the 3600, go for the 3600X. I believe you'll have far better results.
I still have one, the Phenom II 6x, I use it for my workbench PC, testing/wiping hard drives, drive cloning, and such. It served me well on my personal PC for years, ran everything I threw at it.
Had a lot of fun with this Cpu for a time, got the Ryzen 1600 after that and now a Ryzen 3700x. enjoying AMD since 2005/6. started with a Dualcore athlon 64 x2 5800+. Nice video btw!
@Dalle Smalhals nice Dalle! We started with a 286 and 386 later on a Pentium 2 and I got my own Pentium 4 later on, after that only AMD 😂 and my dad had a older one before my time, but yeah don't remember that 😂🤔.
@Dalle Smalhals aah sounds awesome Dalle! Nice memory's 😎
I have a Ryzen 1600 from an old Plex NAS I recently considered putting a gaming rig together with, but all the sites lead me to believe it’s not enough. I guess not. That 1090T seems to do just fine.
I've got Phenom x6 1090t and still works
Good CPU it's like a good wine...
Yes i am, my xp rig is rocking a Phenom II x4 965. and my main rig has an FX 8350. both still chew through every thing that i throw at them, should be able to make it another year or so before i have to upgrade to Ryzen lol.
phenom II loves high bus speed, so cranking the bus speed will also produce a decent overclock as well
The first pc I built had a Phenom II X4 965 BE
Still running that chip...
i'm watching this on a PC with the equivalent of 8 Phenom II cpus... Quad Opteron (48 cores). Still works great in 2019 :) Most of these chips themselves will overclock past 3.7 GHz but i cannot run more than 2 cores per die at that speed (16 cores total) or the motherboard shuts things down (too much current). The most i can run all 48 cores together is approximately 3.2 GHz.
Cinebench R15 single is 101cb, and multi (at 3.2 GHz) is 3229cb.
Still using it!
I just upgraded my x4 810 to x6 1090T and maxed out my RAM. $120 made my 10 year old PC like new again. No crazy gaming just home PC.
Long live the Phenoms man i'm still rocking an X3 as a daily driver from 2010 for surfing and office work since i don't play games any more and if i do i mostly play old games that my HD6850 and phenom crunches for breakfast.
Has been running since 2010 @3.65Ghz 1.428V 1800Mhz Ram @ 9-10-9-27-36-1T and NB @ 2700Mhz 1.3V
Out of curiosity what was your NB voltage to get this OC? 4.1 is really good for those chips especially using an air cooler!! Just keep in mind that the temps are quite high. Generally you want these chips at or under 50C for every day use, the thermal shutdown or throttling i don't remember which one is at 65C i think so you are just 5C shy from it.
Also in order to get the most out of these chips you need to OC the NB. You get more performance from this than OCing the cores the system becomes a lot more snappier as well. Try for 3Ghz and don't go over 1,35V.
You will need an AM3 motherboard probably since the 9 Series wasn't really optimized for Phenom that's why you had problems with the multipliers..
Exactly. You dont want to go much higher than 1.3v on the NB anyway, perfect overclock for your chip. I assume you tried to unlock that last core on your X3, that chip is actually an X4 i think.
@@hjembrentkent6181 yeah it is an x4 chip and it unlocked the 4th core perfectly but only for 32-bit windows... under 64-bit it would insta crash as soon as windows started to load :S
Oh well at least i unlocked the extra L3 cache, my chip was originally an athlon II X3 435 @ 2.9Ghz locked processor so i had to also get creative with the OC as well.
i think the reason i bumped the NB voltage so high was to stabilize the core OC rather than NB OC.. that's why i'm asking about his NB volts maybe thuban was different or silicon quality?
My chip went to something like 3.5Ghz and 2.5NB on stock volts and then needed crazy voltage to get just a tiny bit more. Also it hated temps over 50C when OCed past stock volts.
I remember i tried and tried for 3.85Ghz and couldn't for the life of me get it stable for a decent amount of time in prime so i left it at that.
I have been using a phenom II x4 965 since 2011. Just yesterday I bought some upgrade parts with a fresh i3 9100f, seems like a good cost for a low-mid end gaming pc
Also had the 965 until 3 years later. The 4.4GHz 2500k I got was leaps and bounds faster though especially in Ubisoft games. Crysis 2/3 also finally is lag-free
Still running my 1090T Black Edition in 2020 since 2010, and its holding in there bud!
same as me
im running amd 1035t II X6 core. would the 1090 make any difference at this point? specs GA-790xta-ud4, 16gig ram,500gig ssd, rx 580 8gig gpu.
Ya...
i still Have Phenom ii X6 1100T
nice video dude! im still running my phenom ii x6 black edition BUT i cant overclock it with the bios because i cant access it. (ive tried everything). can you help me and suggest me a program and setting to overclock him ?
Very good
Thanks!
you shoulda benchmark on high settings as well! nice vid
i have 1100t oced at 4ghz... and i am preety satisfied still with it.
maybe in mid next year i will look for some upgrades :D
I have a Phenom II X6 1055T with a 2gb GTX750Ti and 32gb DDR3 1600 still my daily driver.
The Phenom is still a good CPU for Windows 10. Works perfectly fine.
Just bought one 1090T today to upgrade my pc
i am running this cpu now and have wanted to upgrade to ryzen for awhile but seems every game i wanna play so far runs on this still.....upgraded to a radeon HD 7870 from a HD 6750 when that gpu died and still enjoying new games like greedfall on this machine with little to no lag.......in the next couple yrs i will upgrade but until then i see no reason to spend money on something i don't need rn for a few extra fps. maybe when i throw jedi fallen order at this thing it will make me upgrade but time will tell. thanks for showing how great this amd cpu still is today.
eu tenho um phenon II 1090t até hoje , esta semana estalei windows 10 e vai rodar mais uns 10 anos rs .
Hi man.I still love my old rig but i can't oc my cpu . How do I oc my phonom ii 1090t black editionon on windows 10 64 bit ,my oc drivers not working on windows 10
Phenom II was a great lineup... I had a Phenom II x4 945 c3 (95w version) on a secondary rig and i can only talk great things about that cpu... Even at stock speeds
Nevertheless 9 years after release the lack of modern instruction set forced me to sidegrade to an Fx4300 un that rig which gave me 0 performance Boost, but kept myself away from compatibility issues.
Now in 2023, 11 years after vishera release i haven't had troubles with My fx like i had with My Phenom II... So i can only conclude the fx vishera lineup proved to be better and more futureproof at the end of the day
Actually by lowering the resolution youve forced your processor to take all the work from the game and didn't use the GPU at its maximum performance. By not using a resolution of 1080p you actually created a bottleneck scenario in which the load is going to the CPU instead of the GPU. I'd recommend to remake the tests using 1080p settings.
Phenom X6 1090T, FX6300, FX8350, FX9590, CoreQuad Q9650. QX9650... still great processors. I was using a QX9650 running at 4.2GHZ paired with a GTX970 and 8GB of ram clocked at 1600MHZ on a Asus P5P43TD PRO. I played games like FarCry 5, Resident Evil 2, DayZ without problems.
apparently yt algorithms knew that i once owned this cpu and recommended this video.... . ...... ........ ...... .....
Yikes, scary.
I ran a 1090t for years on my XT and later 10 system but I started doing HDTV video captures and recoding and it was slow at that. Back in the day I played a lot of games on it with at the time a okay video card. I was upgraded to a I7 980 and the 1090t is a slow dog by comparison doing video recodes. It is a old chip now too but it was a cheap upgrade 5 years after it came out. If I was just running my plex server and playing older games it would probably still be fine but my usage has changed and the extra virtual cores on the i7 chips make a huge difference in video editing and recoding. My latest box is a I7 4960x with 32 gig and it's about 25 percent faster than the 980. I still have the board around just in case as its a big part of my history and I had a lot of fun and used it hard for probably 10 years. I agree though if you have all the parts and a low budget you can use it nicely for things and non demanding games to this day. Other than that a top end older i7 using ddr3 is a great upgrade or a early ryzen if you have a bit more money for memory and like that. I never overclocked mine and maybe I should have tried it but I was going more for reliability and stability and it ran rock stable for years.
The Phenom II is slow primarily because it only does 3 micro operations per cycle, where the i7 does 4. And the memory controller is slow and no hyperthreading. I went from Phenom II X4 @ 3.6 to i5 3570 3.6 all core turbo, and it's a big difference. Same RAM.
Highly anticipating the phenom ii x6 versus the fx 8350. Do you have a fx 6300 or capability to compare 6 cores phenom versus 6 cores fx versus the 8350? I am having a fx 4100, unsure to go phenom ii x6 or a fx 6300, or fx 8300. My gigabye board s2p only has 4 mosfets on it.
I will definitely be getting an FX-6300 later on for a review. Haven't really thought of comparing the six core Phenom and FX CPUs, but may look into it.
I can confidently say that FX is the way to go, but I'm not exactly sure how your motherboard will handle it.
The processor won't support any RAM clock above 1333 MHz.
The reason I'm here: I have the exact same processor + motherboard you're using for the test. 10 years later it is still my main rig :D
I managed to OC the processor to 3800GHz on air cooling (Cooler Master MasterAir MA410P RGB) and recently pumped the amount of RAM to 32GB.
Still my main rig and it worked like a breeze through all these years. I do some video editing but don't play much videogames tough.
Using an SSD instead of HDD also makes the difference.
Iwanted to have those Phenom II x6s but it is really dificult to have those here in my country. But I have a Phenom II x4 B25 or B26, Originally a Phenom II 2 x3 @ 2.7 Ghz. I have been lucky to actually unlock it's un used core. but I have switched a full 2.8Ghz Phenom X4 925. I still have both of my Phenom II x4's as my Virtual box lab. it is really good at virtuallization. but not a good 24hr server tho.
LOLs. I was using a Phenom II 960T until two months ago. Which is basically this chip I think. I had it running at 4Ghz for awhile on a H100 cooler but decided to run it at stock most of the time. Great little chip.
Still using rx 480 and phenom II x6 1100t. About to upgrade tho.... Cpu showing its age. Finally.