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8214 HE 68W 2.2GHz 1BM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
8210 EE 45W 1.8GHz 1BM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
2214 HE 68W 2.2GHz 1BM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
2210 EE 45W 1.8GHz 1BM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
1214 HE 68W 2.2GHz 1BM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
1210 EE 45W 1.8GHz 1BM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
2208 HE 45W 1.8GHz 512KM/core Socket F (1207)
Dual Core
2204 HE 45W 1.8GHz 512KM/core Socket F (1207)
Single Core
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It’s a growing concern from the data center to embedded systems – how
to increase computing performance without incurring excess power draw,
additional cooling requirements, or taking up more space in either real
estate or form factor. AMD was first to recognize that the processor could
offer part of the solution in reducing total cost of ownership.
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AMD64 processor design helps
reduce the overall system power budget with integration of the North
Bridge, while multi-core processors are designed to offer increased
performance, with higher compute density and scalability
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AMD provides a, consistent roadmap with a
variety of wattage options
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reduced power draw and heat dissipation
means lower data center energy costs. Features like AMD PowerNow!™
technology with Optimized Power Management helps deliver
performance on demand and minimizes power consumption
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AMD Opteron processors with DDR2 offer a seamless upgrade path to
quad-core computing in the same power and thermal envelope
*With AMD64 Technology, the processor-to-memory controller interface is on the
die, allowing memory data to flow at processor speed. In multi-processor systems,
each processor has its own memory controller, allowing for scalability without an
increase in data bottlenecks.
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AMD (NYSE:AMD) designs and produces innovative microprocessors and low-power processor solutions for the computer, communications, and consumer electronics industries.
AMD is dedicated to delivering standards-based, customer-focused solutions for technology users, ranging from enterprises and governments to individual consumers.
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