Reviewers Liked
- Low cost and low power consumption, Quad cores and an onboard R3 GPU make it a quiet platform for testing or a simple network appliance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Low expansion capabilities of the SoC, Single channel memory configurations
AMD Athlon 5150 1.6GHz Socket AM1
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Expert reviews and ratings
Overall the AMD Athlon 5150 is a decent performer. I think the bigger question is whether it is worth a $5-10 discount to get the 5150 versus the Athlon 5350. When the cost of a full system including a $100 drive and $40 of memory and a $40 chassis is...
By servethehome.com onSome interesting results emerged from our tests. First, it shows that the Athlon 5150 is consistently a little faster than the A4-5000, which was expected, since they use the same technology, but the Athon 5150 has slightly higher clock rates.Secondly,...
By Hardware Secrets onIn terms of the other benchmarks, the Sempron 2650 did better than the Sempron 3850 in several CPU tests for those that couldn't fully exploit four CPU cores with the dual-core 2650 being clocked 150MHz higher than the 3850 quad-core. Besides having...
By Phoronix onAlguns resultados bastante interessantes emergiram deste teste. Primeiro, ele mostrou que o Athlon 5150 é consistentemente um pouco mais rápido que o A4-5000, o que já era esperado, já que ambos usam a mesma tecnologia, mas o Athlon 5150 tem clocks um...
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