AMD processors actually have the upper class titled FX series, but several years ago processors of this type disappeared for no reason. AMD is now reviving the series is to challenge Intel's Core i7 Extreme Edition.
AMD had been spelled out long enough to bury the name of the FX line of processors on their boards. Instead, AMD uses a frill Black Edition in a number of processors are considered great.
Even though Intel's Extreme Edition also has the series as their first-class processors. Well, AMD is now re-raise in order to conquer variant FX processor is Intel's most advanced.
Quoted from Tech Power Up on Monday (01/03/2011), AMD reportedly will use the re-name FX processors at their highest ranks. Processors will be divided into two variants, AMD FX Vision Black 8 Core, and AMD FX Ultimate Vision for classroom performance.
In addition, AMD also plans to not use the family name Phenom FX. The reason, the Phenom is considered inadequate as a true rival Inte Extreme Edition. And instead, the name Black Edition will continue to be used as a marker of processors with an open multiplier.
AMD had been spelled out long enough to bury the name of the FX line of processors on their boards. Instead, AMD uses a frill Black Edition in a number of processors are considered great.
Even though Intel's Extreme Edition also has the series as their first-class processors. Well, AMD is now re-raise in order to conquer variant FX processor is Intel's most advanced.
Quoted from Tech Power Up on Monday (01/03/2011), AMD reportedly will use the re-name FX processors at their highest ranks. Processors will be divided into two variants, AMD FX Vision Black 8 Core, and AMD FX Ultimate Vision for classroom performance.
In addition, AMD also plans to not use the family name Phenom FX. The reason, the Phenom is considered inadequate as a true rival Inte Extreme Edition. And instead, the name Black Edition will continue to be used as a marker of processors with an open multiplier.
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