Summary: I seems that the XP2500 mobile is the new best overclocker in the Athlon XP line. It runs at 4.5v, and has a higher heat threshold. And it can run at ...
Summary: Is it worth buying an A64 rig over an XP2500-m rig, with a price difference of 150 bucks? Or just get the xp2500-m and wait for better and cheaper A64...
Summary: Hey people, Since I'm on the market for a new system, i stumbled on a couple of good deals, one based on AMD Barton, and another on an Athlon 64. Belo...
Summary: I'm looking into buying a laptop. I have decide that if I get an intel processor it will be the pentium m in the centrino tech. However, I've started...
Summary: Ok, I'm about to get a new computer, but don't know which CPU I should get. Mind you this will be a self-built. Ok I have 2 choises: AMD Athlon 64 380...
Summary: 64 bit technology will slowly be more used but it will take more then 4 years for it to be fully used. Athlon 64 is a processor with better designs t...
Summary: I'm wondering if I could have an issue with my Athlon 64 3000+ stock heatsink fan. I'm curious because right when I boot up XP and haven't loaded anyt...
Summary: I'm overclocking an Athlon 64 3000+ venice core. Right now I've got it running at 2.26ghz from 1.8. Under a full load it tops out at 35c/95f. My quest...
Summary: I just noticed thiw while looking at a couple screenshots from hardware sites. On Windows XP SP2, in the Control Panel System Properties, it would say...
Summary: Not really much of a preofromance increase over the Athlon 64 FX-60 s939 model. http://reviews.cnet.com/AMD_Athlon_64_FX_62/4505-3086_7-31890131-2.htm...
Summary: I notice the May 2006 drivers are a bit diff then the May of 2005 drivers. for example when your cpu is at zero precent, the new AMD Athlon 64 v1.31 d...
Summary: Hey, I was just wondering what would be a good idle temperature for an Athlon 64 2000+. Right now the BIOS tells me I'm running at 31.5C/88.5F on the ...
Summary: Like I said, try out those settings first. If your power scheme is at "portable laptop", then it will run at 800Mhz. Also, even though windows saids...
Summary: Please help. 1. What is the normal and workload temps for a Athlon 64 3200+ (Not over clocked)? 2. What should the voltage be for the CPU fan? 3. What...
Summary: I’ve got a AMD Athlon 64 3000+ and today I flashed the bios from GA-K8NSC-939 F7 TO GA- K8NSC-939 F8 for the first time with no problems so far. An...
Summary: Thank's jam, I have a retail edition of the athlon 64 x2 5000+, not the BE, I think their different, sorry if I'm wrong but I'm deffinitely a newbie a...
Summary: PROBLEMS APPEAR to be affecting Athlon 64 revision E chips on some Nforce 3 and Nforce 4 motherboards. Symptoms include motherboard shut down and fail...
Summary: I was just curious what is the difference between XP & 64 on AMD chips. I understand the new software side of things but what is the deal with speed....
Summary: Hi I was looking for some advice. Last night (on my home computer) I tried changing my heatsink and fan on my Athlon 64 2800 754 socket processor. L...
Summary: I am in the market for a good AMD Athlon 64 motherboard and i am looking to soend about $200 for it. Alos would i be better off going for a socket 93...
Summary: I have an athlon 64 3200+ in a MSI k8n neo platinum. I started off with an Artic Cooling hsf, but at idle, my cpu temp was 68 c - way hotter than i w...
Summary: Hi.. I have a Athlon 64 3200. But something is not right with it. I got terrible benchmarks and my cpu usage in windows is 50-70% even if i dont start...
Summary: Is that new Athlon 64 chip good? I've read the reviews and it seems like a great chip. I plan to build my own computer in about a year. I hear that...
Summary: As the title suggests, I want to know if i should keep my current setup or switch to an Athlon 64. My current rig is a P4 2.4C (800fsb) clocked to 3....
Summary: The AMD Athlon 64 4000+ was the last single core Athlon 64 that AMD will make. The new AMD Athlon 64 X2 dual core processors will take over where the ...
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