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Icrontic review: Piledriver writ large. AMD FX-8350 reviewed

Icrontic writes: "The FX-8150 "Bulldozer" from AMD was a letdown to many AMD enthusiasts last year when it failed to live up to expectations and hype. This year, we get the Vishera: eight new Piledriver cores in the form of the AMD FX-8350. Here's our review."

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Extreme overclocker pushes dated AMD FX-8350 beyond 8.1GHz

Renowned German overclocker Roman “der8auer” Hartung recently revisited an old CPU to see if a newer motherboard and a voltage controller could help him squeeze even more performance out of his already impressive AMD FX-8350 processor.

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ThePCEnthusiast - Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z Review

ThePCEnthusiast.com: "When hunting for the perfect motherboard for your processor and system, you definitely need to consider its features and capabilities. Today we are going to look at the Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z, a feature-rich motherboard based on AMD 990FX Chipset, with Socket AM3+, and is best paired with AMD FX “Vishera” processors. The Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z is also an upgraded/updated version of the previous Crosshair V Formula, loaded with more features than its predecessor. For AMD lovers, specially those who are planning to build a high end AMD-based system, I’m pretty sure you would want to know more about the Asus Crosshair V Formula-Z."

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Overclockers Vie for World Record with AMD's "Vishera" FX-8350 CPU

Maximum PC: The overclocking community is wasting no time putting AMD's new 8-core "Vishera" FX-8530 processor to work chasing world records for CPU frequency. To wit, MSI yesterday sent out a press release bragging that it's 990FXA-GD80 motherboard was used by an overclocker to set a world record of 8.37GHz, and it's already been leapfrogged...twice! The new record, at least for today, stands at 8.67GHz, giving Asus a bit of momentary bragging rights.

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fanze1004173d ago

8.67Ghz makes me feel really primitive.