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AMD FD8350FRHKBOX FX-8350 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition Processor
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| Brand | AMD |
| CPU Manufacturer | AMD |
| CPU Model | AMD FX |
| CPU Speed | 4 GHz |
| CPU Socket | Socket AM3+ |
About this item
- Platform: Desktop
- Frequency: 4.0/4.2ghz (base/overdrive)
- Cores: 8
- Cache: 8/8mb (l2/l3)
- Socket type: am3Plus
- Power wattage: 125w
- Frequency: 4.0/4.2ghz (base/overdrive)
- Cores: 8
- Cache: 8/8mb (l2/l3)
- Socket type: am3+
- Power wattage: 125w
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| core count | 8 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 8 |
| cpu socket | Socket AM3+ | Socket AM3+ | Socket AM4 | Socket AM4 | Socket AM4 | Socket AM3+ |
| cpu speed | 4 GHz | 3.5 GHz | 4.2 GHz | 4.1 GHz | 4 GHz | 3.5 GHz |
| cpu family | amd fx | amd fx | ryzen 5 | ryzen 5 | ryzen 3 | amd fx |
| L2 cache | 8 MB | 2 MB | 16 MB | 8 MB | 4 MB | 1 MB |
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AMD FX 8 Core Processor, Unlocked, Black Edition. AMD's next generation architecture takes 8 core processing to a new level. Get up to 24 percent better frame rates in some of the most demanding games, at stunning resolutions. Get faster audio encoding so you can enjoy your music sooner. Go up to 5.0 GHz with aggressive cooling solutions from AMD. What Is In The Box: CPU, Heat Sink and Fan(E3), Thermal Paste is already applied on the Heat Sink, FX Bezel Sticker, Certificate of Authenticity, Installation Instruction and a 3 Year Warranty and Instruction Manual
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AMD FD8350FRHKBOX FX-8350 FX-Series 8-Core Black Edition Processor
AMD FX 8-Core Processor, Unlocked, Black Edition. AMD's next-generation architecture takes 8-core processing to a new level. Get up to 24% better frame rates in some of the most demanding games, at stunning resolutions. Get faster audio encoding so you can enjoy your music sooner. Go up to 5.0 GHz with aggressive cooling solutions from AMD. What Is In The Box: CPU, Heat Sink and Fan(E3), Thermal Paste is already applied on the Heat Sink, FX Bezel Sticker.
Features-
- 32nm Vishera 125W
- 8MB L3 Cache
- 4 x 2MB L2 Cache
AMD FX Processors unlock maximum, unrestrained processing performance for extreme responsiveness
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Maximum Performance- The industry's only 8-core desktop processor - Overclock with easy to use AMD Overdrive technology and AMD Catalyst Control Center software suites - Supreme power available from virtually every core configuration - also available in 6- and 4-core variants - Aggressive performance for mega-tasking and intensive applications like video editing and 3D modeling |
Innovative Architecture- The industry's first and only native 8-core desktop processor for unmatched multitasking and pure core performance with "Bulldozer" architecture - New 32 nanometer die shrink designed to reduce leakage for improved efficiency, increased clock rate headroom and improved thermals - Can deliver cores and performance you need without raising the power requirements |
HyperTransport Technology-One 16-bit link at up to 5600MT/s - Up to 8.0GB/s HyperTransport I/O bandwidth; Up to 16GB/s in HyperTransport Generation 3.0 mode - Up to 37GB/s total delivered processor-to-system bandwidth (HyperTransport bus + memory bus) |
AMD Virtualization (AMD-V) Technology with IOMMU- Silicon feature-set enhancements designed to improve the performance, reliability and security of existing and future virtualization environments by allowing virtualized applications with direct and rapid access to their allocated memory. - IOMMU is an extension to AMD64 architecture to support address translation and access protection on DMA transfers - Security for User Level application and Virtual Machine guest operating system - Address translation and access control |
Transform your PC into a multimedia powerhouse
Take your PC's megatasking abilities to extreme levels with the first native 8-core desktop processor built with dynamic, tuneable performance to handle multiple intensive apps without breaking a sweat.
- Advanced 3D gaming
- Complex 3D modeling
- HD video editing
Get more with the AMD FX Series Processor in your system
Enjoy the highest clocks and the most cores you can get on a consumer desktop PC with the AMD FX Series Processor family, from the company behind proven high-performance processors in the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One gaming consoles, and Radeon graphics cards.
Featuring a 220 Watt TDP, the AMD FX Series processors have special system requirements including a robust liquid cooling system.
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Piledriver microarchitecturePiledriver microarchitecture is the second generation of AMD Bulldozer microarchitecture. The internal core structure has been modified for higher frequencies even without any changes in the manufacturing process. Piledriver has a more precise branch predictor and a larger instruction window with ISA extensions FMA3 and F16C. The execution units acquired an enhanced scheduler and learned to process individual instructions faster, such as integer and floating-point division. And Piledriver microarchitecture delivers higher power efficiency compared with Bulldozer microarchitecture. |
Amazing instruction capabilitiesLike Bulldozer, Piledriver has some amazing instruction capabilities. Advanced Vector Extensions (AVX) increase parallelism tailored for scientific and 3D applications that use heavy floating point calculations. Floating Point Vector Multiply-Accumulate improves throughput and performance on many vector functions (integer and floating point). Advanced Encryption Standard noticeably increases performance on the latest encryption applications like TrueCrypt and benchmarks like PCMark. |
Integrated DRAM Controller with AMD Memory Optimizer TechnologyAMD FX Vishera Processor features a high-bandwidth, low-latency integrated memory controller that supports faster and low voltage memories and provides new Pre-Fetcher improvements and direct communications to each core in Dual-Core module (APIC registers in each core). |
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| Wattage | 125 watts |
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| Cache Memory Installed Size | 8 |
| Processor Number of Concurrent Threads | 8 |
| Processor Core Count | 8 |
| Processor Count | 8 |
| Processor Socket | Socket AM3+ |
| Platform | Not Machine Specific |
| Secondary Cache | 8 MB |
| Processor Series | AMD FX |
| Processor Speed | 4 GHz |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 5.5"L x 5"W |
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| Manufacturer | AMD |
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| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00611267371286 |
| ASIN | B009O7YUF6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #290 in Computer CPU Processors |
| Style Number | 45646788 |
| Brand Name | AMD |
| Processor Brand | AMD |
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Customers like the value for money, speed, and performance of the computer processor. They mention it's the best bang for your buck, can easily play new games at 60fps, and is responsive. Some appreciate its stability and power. However, some customers have issues with the noise level and disagree on whether it runs cool.
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Customers appreciate the value for money of the computer processor. They mention it's the best bang for your buck to ever hit the market, and it provides reasonable performance for the lowest cost. Some say it's a relatively cheap and easy upgrade to their aging system.
"...Although the stock cooler is actually impressive having copper on it, it's still not going to do the job...." Read more
"...This thing is a monster! It runs so fast and well, and really makes my HD 7970 shine...." Read more
"...-Very affordable for its performance it gives.-Got it for $179..." Read more
"...Phenom II x4 series are great CPUs. But FX 8350 is still worth the upgrade if you are and will be doing video editing, and more multitasking." Read more
Customers like the speed of the computer processor. They mention it gives great multi-threaded performance and can easily play new games at 60 frames per second. The system is very responsive, and the programs run through their tasks quickly. Software load time is cut in half, and it will do a great job reducing any bottlenecks you might be experiencing.
"...I noticed immediately buttery smooth gameplay at the highest settings, which my Phenom couldn't do...." Read more
"...-8 cores for super multitasking, yaaaaay!-Can easily play new games at 60fps at max settings when paired with a good GPU...." Read more
"...Performance wise, this will do a great job reducing any bottleneck you might be experiencing on a gaming rig...." Read more
"...also worked on my document all at the same time, the system did not miss a bit, this is the real difference between 8350 and 980, if I am running..." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the performance of the computer processor. They mention it performs well even under heavy load, gets the job done, and runs Battlefield One well on Ultra. The CPU handles everything perfectly well and doesn't bog down. It also plays nicely with their GSKill RAM and Powercolor Devil graphics card. Customers say they haven't had any troubles with it, and the stock cooler is doing a great job.
"...About the cooling, since I dont overclock, the Stock cooler is doing a great job, no overheating or anything, but to be fair this might be due to..." Read more
"...almost a year now, upgrade my PC to Windows 8.1, and this CPU still works fine, install many desktop applications, no comparability issue encountered..." Read more
"...For gaming on a 1600x900 resolution, this setup works fine..." Read more
"...But I don't really care. It does everything I want (at the same time) with no lag or overload. VERY quickly...." Read more
Customers like the quality of the computer processor. They mention it's excellent, has a solid performance and track record, and is the best processor for the socket. Some say Skyrim runs beautifully with plenty of high-res graphic mods. Additionally, they mention it's a great work horse and can be optimized for normal use, gaming use, or high-end use.
"...Overall definitely worth the money. Great CPU that will last years to come and AMD's future is rocky if you're waiting for the "next" best thing I..." Read more
"...Games like The Witcher 2, Far Cry 3, and Skyrim all run beautifully without even so much as a hick up...." Read more
"...The FX 8350 is a hard working beast with software that uses multiple cores...." Read more
"...not nearly as fast as Intel these days, has done a marvelous job at balancing efficiency for multithreading and power/heat...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the stability of the computer processor. They mention it's rock-solid, fast, and doesn't give them issues. Some say it's less prone to defects and runs like a champ. Overall, customers are happy with the quality and performance of the product.
"...After more than 4 years of daily use, I can say this is a very reliable CPU, I have overclocked it to 4.4 Ghz, and it was stable, however,, I really..." Read more
"...None the less the settings are maxed and this puppy doesn't flinch. After getting this CPU my last Intel (Core i5 2500K) is out the door...." Read more
"...CPUz Validated & Stable (tested with "System Stability Tester")...." Read more
"...but what they do produce is efficient, affordable, and stable...." Read more
Customers like the power of the computer processor. They say it provides enough horsepower to dedicate up to 4 cores to virtual machines, and has ample processing power for music production. It runs solid at 4 gigahertz and has low CPU usage values. Customers also mention it's a decent CPU and seems to outperform their previous one. Additionally, they appreciate the considerable improvement in power consumption, especially when overclocking.
"...3-26-2013In operation about a week now, overclocked to 4.6Ghz stable, fast and CPU temperature is hovering between 16C and 26C running..." Read more
"...that of PIIx4, even in intense games, i.e. BF3 or 4, and uses way less percentage of CPU...." Read more
"...Overall, for under $200, it's a decent CPU, and seems to outperform my friends i5 in most games, especially if it support more than 2 or 4 cores..." Read more
"...but what they do produce is efficient, affordable, and stable...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the computer processor. Some mention it runs almost silent and provides ridiculous cooling, while others say it can get warm if you really push it.
"...since I dont overclock, the Stock cooler is doing a great job, no overheating or anything, but to be fair this might be due to the Rosewill..." Read more
"...This thing has scarily overheated on me a few times already, I've gotten this to a stable 5Ghz, although I can run it at speeds of up to 5.4Ghz it..." Read more
"...Pros:-High stock clock and easily overclockable-Disperses heat very well through aftermarket Heatsink..." Read more
"...beast of a chip when doing multicore work, and it throws off a fair amount of heat...." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the noise level of the computer processor. They mention the fan is loud and sounds like a jet engine taking off.
"...As far as negatives go, the fan sucks. Bad. It gets REALLY loud when it gets to about 50C, and it can get pretty hot, with the highest so far I've..." Read more
"...I've got one of the fans on the top of the case, it is a bit loud but not as loud as before; I think I will replace it with a noctua fan to see how..." Read more
"...One of the few downsides to using the stock fan is the noise. It makes a buzzing sound when the processor heats up from using multiple apps at once...." Read more
"...Finally, my rig runs quiet - which is a good sign that there isn't much heat being produced...." Read more
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Twice the Cores of Intel/ Half the Temp/ Lower Price
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I've had this CPU for going on four months now. It's still rocking it! Runs the latest "Metro Last Light" with a breeze. TO fixing my heating issues I mention below, I have upgraded the fans on my radiator to the Corsair SP120 high performance fans. As of now I have this thing running at exactly 5018Mhz stable right now. Also over time I experimented with RAM. Believe it or not, decreasing my RAM speed actually gained me some FPS in all of my games (its running slightly below 1600Mhz now). I recommend doing FPS benchmarks if you are aiming for gaming with this. Also I wanted to add in my last Power Supply blew up on me. I am now using the gold rated Corsair HX750 that seems work better with this CPU overclocked in terms of heat/stability.
Let me skip all the BS. This is a BEAST of a CPU! I've had an AMD Phenom II x6 1045t for the past year now. Although I loved the 1045t CPU, it simply wasn't the greatest for gaming. My stock speed was 3.9Ghz and I overclocked it to 4.5Ghz via the turbo, but with turbo on the Phenom II chips, only three cores would activate. I also was gifted recently an XSPC Raystorm rs360 liquid cooling kit and with that high end cooling I simply wanted the best overclockable chip out there.
For about three month's I eyeballed this CPU up on various websites. I wanted it desperately, but I had a few issues and asked myself the following questions. Was it a big enough upgrade over the 1045t? Was it worth buying over the cheaper 8320 model? Lastly should I consider saving up for an intel system instead because of AMD's rocky future in the CPU world (reports say the excavator models are pushed back to 2014 at least)?
I took the plunge - I ordered this CPU and could not be happier. The base speed of 4Ghz is awesome, it's nice to see something like that right out of the box. Furthermore the overclockability of this chip is absolutely astounding. You can overclocked it to the Moon assuming you have proper cooling. With the Raystorm rs360 I was able to get this chip to a stable 5Ghz, liquid cooling the CPU and the VRM's on my motherboard.
Overclocking is nothing without performance though - how does the CPU perform? Excellent! I got a very noticeable framerate increase in all my games. Crysis 3 I can run completely maxed out with msaa on medium at 60fps (which some intel users can't even handle :o)
Some minor pet peeves/issues with this CPU:
1) If you're doing overclocking, you will absolutely need a custom cooler. This is a very power hungry, very hot CPU at overclocked speeds. This thing has scarily overheated on me a few times already, I've gotten this to a stable 5Ghz, although I can run it at speeds of up to 5.4Ghz it simply gets too hot at anything else. Although the stock cooler is actually impressive having copper on it, it's still not going to do the job. Here's what I recommend per the speeds you are trying to reach based on my own experience and from what I've read on the web:
- Coolermaster Hyper 212 EVO or similar: 4.6Ghz
- Closed loop cooler (such as the h100i): 4.8Ghz
- Custom cooling kit: 5Ghz+
- At least a 600w PSU for anything above (this thing consumes alot of power overclocked)
2) AMD STILL SUCKS WITH HIGH SPEED RAM. If you're overclocking this thing even slightly, good luck getting the specified 1866Mhz RAM to work with it. I can only run mine at around 1700Mhz. I tried two modules at 8GB and four modules at 16GB. Could never get this to stably run 1866Mhz, even at stock CPU speeds. If you'r buying RAM stick with a 1600Mhz kit.
Other than the power/heat issues and the RAM, this is a great CPU. I paid for a $200 CPU and it felt like I got what I paid for performance wise. Vs. Intel you will see alot of users complain that the "per core" performance isn't as good, and than an Intel i5 3550k will outperform this. Personally I don't give a crap. I'm not reverting my whole system over to Intel just because some silly benchmarks are slightly better. Besides the multi-threading of this CPU will blow away an i5, especially in DX11 games which do utilize all 8 cores.
One more thing - vs the AMD 8320 I think this is a much better buy - $10-20 more and you're getting a CPU that's going to be much better in the overclocking department and the increased speeds are going to be much better in gaming. Overall definitely worth the money. Great CPU that will last years to come and AMD's future is rocky if you're waiting for the "next" best thing I think you should just go with this...
My build:
8350 @ 5Ghz, 1.5v core, 250Mhz bus speed, 20x CPU multiplier
Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3
XSPC Raystorm rs360 water cooling
Primoflex tubing w/ deionized water
Enzotech wmst-81 VRM Water Block
G Skill Ares 1866Mhz (4x4) 16GB RAM (@ 1700Mhz)
MSI Radeon Twin Frozr III 7950 overclocked
Corsair Force 120GB SSD
Thermaltake 600W PSU
LG Blu Ray reader/writer
NZXT Phantom Full Tower case (white)
I had red the reviews and propaganda all saying buy Intel's Core I5 or I7, so i was a bit leery of AMD but ultimately I stuck with them, and I am ever glad I did! This thing is a monster! It runs so fast and well, and really makes my HD 7970 shine. Its said in games like Skyrim due to poor single thread performance it wont run well and thats a crock. I noticed immediately buttery smooth gameplay at the highest settings, which my Phenom couldn't do. Same with running games and my web browser with multiple tabs in the background along with a chat program. It just takes the abuse and keeps on ticking. About the cooling, since I dont overclock, the Stock cooler is doing a great job, no overheating or anything, but to be fair this might be due to the Rosewill Blackhawk case with its great airflow and multiple fans, and the Asus Motherboard with its thermal design.
Final thoughts: It seems to me, unless your a benchmark junkie, that loves running them all day and seeing the high rating, your not going to notice the difference between this and Intel. In the real world, theres no difference and I'll explain why. Say your FX boasts 65-70 FPS and intel might manage over 100 fps, guess what? Its all wasted FPS! Unless you own a 120 hz monitor, your not seeing anything over 60 FPS in the first place, the most common PC monitors run at 60 and if you hook your PC up to a LCD, its likely only running at 30-50 fps. So in the end, unless your only doing benchmarks and love seeing high numbers, for a vast majority of people the FX is a great thing and worth the buy. It might use more power then intel, but your not going to see it unless you leave your PC on all day and night, a easy fix is just putting the PC to Sleep or Hibernation when your not using it. BAM, no electric bill issues.
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But, DO NOT BUY OR upgrade now as ryzens & better are out.
About the CPU?
This CPU plays well in 1920x1080 GTX 1660 AMP todays video cards in games like
Monster Hunter World 60fps with about 70% CPU utilization at 4.2Ghz or higher
The Division 2
GTFO
Road Redemption
Killing floor 2
Fortnite
Resident evil 2 remake
Pretty much any game released yesterday with the right setup.
My system specs other then videocard & cpu:
RAM: ripjaws x2 16gb ram with ares x2 16gb ram XMP @ 1600mhz
PSU: 750w Corsair
HDD's x2
MB Gigabyte 970 rev 2.#
GPU's tested with this processor:
GTX 960 AMP gddr5 & GTX 1660 AMP gddr6
Some games are broken as they are older or are frame limited. Other games may work better on single core performance as well such as ARMA 3 & Escape from Tarkov. However. The AMD FX 8350 series still is one of the best chips on yesterdays market for the FX series. It also holds the highest OC online 8.1Ghz! Meaning, the RAM speeds & other components is whats actually slowing it down at this point. Since there is no DDR4 am3 socket MB, there is actually no telling how far this CPU could go.
P.S. I do not recommend trying to overclock pass 6ghz at all lul. On the box, yes, it says you can achive 6ghz.
WARNING:
DO NOT USE or BUY WITH STOCK FAN! You will expierence so many issues from noise to BSOD to freezes, lockups, shutdowns. The Stock fan cooling is way too TINY for this power hungry CPU & it will slow it down performance wise & may cause damage over time due to lack of cooling. If you do use the STOCK fan, I recommend disabling Turbo Mode right away & keeping all cooling options enabled. Power options for windows, set CPU cooling policy to PASSIVE. & be sure its always on Balanced mode in power options. This will keep things better.
Now about the processor....its a very good budget processor....Octa-core with 4.2ghz stock clockspeed per core isn't a matter of joke..besides that, this processor supports overclocking upto 5.0 Ghz.....don't know about new games..but slightly old games like...COD , Arkham knight etc...even new game PUBG run smoothly in this system with a decent graphics card....I love FX-8350..
Reviewed in India on March 21, 2019
Now about the processor....its a very good budget processor....Octa-core with 4.2ghz stock clockspeed per core isn't a matter of joke..besides that, this processor supports overclocking upto 5.0 Ghz.....don't know about new games..but slightly old games like...COD , Arkham knight etc...even new game PUBG run smoothly in this system with a decent graphics card....I love FX-8350..
En juegos en conjunto de una GTX1060 me da 60FPS a 1080p en cualquier juego claro en algunos casos ajustando los gráficos un poco pero prácticamente todo en alto y la otra utilidad que me da es convertir vídeos en handbrake para verlos en la TV o PS4 cuando no son compatibles, donde usualmente tarda lo mismo que dura el vídeo a 1080p con buena calidad convirtiendo o 720p con calidad un poco mas reducida tarda un tercio de lo que dura el vídeo y no llega a más de 50ºC con un CM Hyper 212 EVO.
N'achetez ce processeur UNIQUEMENT si vous avez un budget qui ne vous permet pas de racheter une carte mère et des barrettes de RAM, comme moi, et que vous disposez déjà d'une carte mère AM3+ avec un processeur ancien.
Par contre, au vu de l'âge de ce processeur, je trouve le prix très excessif
J'ai overclocké ce processeur a 4.4Ghz très facilement, avec une meilleure carte mère (chipset 990fx) vous pouvez monter jusqu’à 4,8ghz tout aussi facilement en jouant avec la vitesse du FSB et du Vcore. Mes jeux tournent maintenant bien mieux, le processeur n'est plus constamment a 100% d'utilisation, je redécouvre ma carte graphique (GTX 1060) et mes jeux !
En bref, ce processeur est bon pour peu que vous ayez les conditions requises plus haut, sinon passez votre chemin.
PS: Le ventirad d'origine est une vraie plaie, bruyant et ne refroidit pas, je vous conseille vivement d'en acheter un a coté.















