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What's all this processors jargon?

Asked by ghghghghggfjfjff (1points) June 14th, 2009

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ Socket AM2 (2.5GHz) L2 Cache 1MB OEM Processor
AMD I know is the maker.
Athlon 64 X2 4800+ no idea.
Socket AM2 I think is the type to fit in the right motherboard.
(2.5GHz) speed.
L2 Cache 1MB ?? How much data it can transfer
OEM Processor no idea

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FutureMemory's avatar

OEM = original equipment manufacturer.

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The_Compassionate_Heretic's avatar

Wiki is a good source for this.

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Lightlyseared's avatar

Athlon = product line

64 = 64 bit processor

X2 = 2 cores (I think)

4800+ = specific model. The bigger the number the faster the processor

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richardhenry's avatar

I believe:

AMD Manufacturer
Athlon Model name
64 64-bit processor
X2 This processor has 2 cores
4800+ Model number
Socket AM2 CPU socket type (the socket on the logic board)
(2.5GHz) Running frequency
L2 Cache 1MB 1MB cache; a larger cache allows for more queuing, larger caches = ever so slightly faster processors)
OEM This was designed for distribution with a computer and not for end-user install, doesn’t make a difference really
Processor It’s a processor

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