AMD Athlon X2 4850e - Athlon X2 Dual-Core 2.5 GHz Socket AM2 45W Processor - ADH4850DOBOX

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4.9
TOP FAVORABLE REVIEW
Good power, low power.

This cpu provides good compute power at low power consumption. Typically a cheaper system build than similar Core 2 Duo configurations. This CPU is a great candidate for a quiet desktop or HTPC build, with appropriate cooling strategies (the noise is in the cooling system, of course). My 4850e ran several hours of PRIME95 with no problem.

Most BIOS do not officially support this cpu yet (5/1/08), but since it's very similar to the BE-2400 it shouldn't be long before updates arrive. The 35W Core 2 Duo processor will have a noticeably lower power consumption, but at a pretty stiff price increase; $200 vs $90 for the CPU alone.

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TOP CRITICAL REVIEW
DOA - Waiting for the RMA but I am sure it's a good product!

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DOA

Unfortunately we waited over a month until we had a chance to install it only to find that it was DOA. AMD is replacing it for us and their RMA phone process was very easy. Their web page RMA process only supports IE and they need to support FireFox as so many people use it.

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Features & Details

  • 2000 MHz
  • 65nm 45W
  • 2 x 512KB L2 Cache

Specifications

Model
BrandAMD
Processors TypeDesktop
SeriesAthlon X2
NameAthlon X2 4850e
ModelADH4850DOBOX
Details
CPU Socket TypeSocket AM2
# of CoresDual-Core
Operating Frequency2.5 GHz
Hyper Transports2000 MHz
L2 Cache2 x 512KB
Manufacturing Tech65nm
Instruction Set64-Bit
Hyper-Transport SupportYes
Virtualization Technology SupportYes
Multimedia InstructionMMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, 3DNOW! Professional
Voltage1.15/1.20/1.25V
Thermal Design Power45W
Cooling DeviceHeatsink and fan included
Additional Information
First Listed on NeweggApril 23, 2008
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