VPN: ADG2650IAV4DPAMD Athlon 64 2650E Processor AM2 1.6GHZ 640KB Cache 15W 65NM OEM
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/02/11 |
AMD Athlon 64 2650E Processor AM2 1.6GHZ 640KB Cache 15W 65NM OEM
Cons:
Hmmmmm...... depends on what you call a weakness..
Pros: Cheap, cool, and actually pretty peppy |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/03/10 |
AMD Athlon 64 2650E Processor AM2 1.6GHZ 640KB Cache 15W 65NM OEM
Cons:
single core, only AM2
Pros: 15 watts!!! Comment:
did a little upgrading to my FreeNAS server. main objective is low power consumption, and this fit the bill perfectly. for such a low price (after PM), forget undercocking/undervolting and just get this thing, enable cool'n'quiet, and disconnect the cpu fan :D |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/17/10 |
AMD Athlon 64 2650E Processor AM2 1.6GHZ 640KB Cache 15W 65NM OEM
Cons:
none
Pros: -price-low voltage Comment:
good for cheap built and surfing on the netcould also use for htpcnot recommend for anything else this is a 1 core onlysince now everything run on 2 core and more. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/26/10 |
AMD Athlon 64 2650E Processor AM2 1.6GHZ 640KB Cache 15W 65NM OEM
Cons:
single core, efficiency has been beaten
Pros: 15w, virtualization, x64, socketed, cheap Comment:
if you need a nice expandable storage box that will murder its Atom equivalent buy one of these and a ga-ma74gm-s2(onboard video/gigabit/..) motherboard(or similar) and your set....... 6x sata ports of win! I have 3x of these and love them to bits.... full 64bit support, virtualization(I've been running 3x vm's with no probs (winxpx64(hostos)/win7/xp/xp)), doesn't really need a high end motherboard and lastly but not least its socketed...here's a comparison vs atom: http://www.anandtech.com/print/2900 |
I used this in a kids computer, and they can even run alot of the higher end games... I am mighty impressed for the cost. I wouldnt use it for myself of course LOL, but for a low cost system, its a great choice.