Myths About AMD

There are still many PC users who hesitate to wear this one processor. There are several "myths" that make AMD processors are considered unfavorable. However, if the "myth" is true? Let us discuss one by one.

HOT

Yes, this is the first thing that will be talked about a lot of people. The AMD was hot. This assumption comes from the past. Long ago, in the early days of the rise of AMD processors are introduced to the market, this processor does tend to heat. Actually, this heat production lost due to the small of its competitors. In addition, the cooling technology at that time was still relatively poor.

Over time, AMD managed to improve this condition. In fact, Athlon64 processor (64-bit) is an early version of the processor that is very cool. Progress manufacturing process technology coupled with cool and quiet in the range of late 2003, making it one of AMD processors coolest. Unfortunately, this condition is not realized by many people.

Do you think it's hot processor athlon 64  ?

Currently, AMD is able to offer the same processor cold as competitors. Acer Aspire 4552 which uses an AMD processor can work (full) with a temperature range of 40-55 C. In this condition, there are no annoying burning sensation on the surface of the keyboard or on the bottom. Why is that? Due to cooling methods and technologies used AMD has been able to cope with the excessive temperatures. Thus, the myth about high temperatures in these AMD processors we officially declare untrue.



SLOW

As a "new player" in the world CPU (when compared to its competitors), it's normal in the early presence of AMD processors have not been able to compete in terms of performance. However, this happened in the 90's. When the AMD Athlon processor managed to bring the series, things were changing. Processor AMD Athlon first launched in 1999, is successful because it shook the world of sophisticated architecture and the speed and stability.

what you still think it's slow phenom II ?

Currently, AMD processors have been used even in large servers for corporate. It is not strange, considering that the first AMD Athlon architecture is derived from the company that produces enterprise-class servers. Technologies such as SSE and MMX AMD also successfully acquired and used in its current processor. In addition, modern features such as an integrated memory controller was already owns. Seeing these facts, it can be concluded that the myth of "slow AMD processor" is also incorrect.



Not Compatible

AMD processors used in PCs (desktops and notebooks) refers to a standard similar to other PC processors, the x86. Thus, compatibility issues should not arise at all. And in fact, does not exist. You can use a variety of commonly used applications, on systems using AMD processors.

Since AMD now holds the market share of the processor (the world) in the range of 20%, of course, no software company that will make its software is not compatible with AMD, is not it? Moreover, seeing a lot of companies that rely on AMD as the "motor" corporate server, this means AMD is considered ready to adapt to different conditions. In the end, you can make sense of yourself if this myth is true or not, is not it?

Do you thing AMD not compatible for notebook or netbook ?

Right image: Fast and Affordable

For a long time, AMD is trying to offer an alternative processors with high performance but more affordable prices. All this managed to accomplish since the presence of Athlon. 11 years after the first Athlon present in the market, AMD is consistent with this idea. In fact, for an economical desktop PCs, AMD is actually the last few years this has become a very popular choice. High technology and total system at an affordable price became the main attraction.

Think again before you say AMD is expensive

think to find a replacement for a cheaper technology, so that we can share the money with the couple spending the rest of their lives. think smart with AMD

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