Product Details
AMD HD985ZXAGHBOX Phenom Quad-Core 9850 2.5GHz 125W L2-2MB L3-2MB Socket AM2+ CPU - Black Edition

AMD HD985ZXAGHBOX Phenom Quad-Core 9850 2.5GHz 125W L2-2MB L3-2MB Socket AM2+ CPU - Black Edition
From AMD

Price: $198.95

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Ships from and sold by Mega Micro Devices Inc.

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Product Description

Realize new possibilities for connecting with friends, family, and digital entertainment with the phenomenal performance of the AMD Phenom 9000 series quad-core processor. Built from the ground up for true quad-core performance, AMD Phenom processors speed through advanced multitasking, critical business productivity, advanced visual design and modeling, serious gaming, and visually stunning digital media and entertainment.

Product Details

  • Brand: AMD
  • Model: HD985ZXAGHBOX
  • Dimensions: .40" h x .40" w x .40" l, .0 pounds
  • CPU: Phenom Quad-Core 2.5 GHz
  • Processors: 1

Features

  • Product Type - CPU
  • Processor Type - AMD Phenom
  • Clock Speed - 2.5GHz
  • Operating Mode 32 Bit -- Yes
  • Operating Mode 64 Bit -- Yes

Customer Reviews

Excellent product5
This is my first AMD processor and I think it won't be my last. Set-up was a breeze and the price was right. I got a MSI motherboard (K9A2 Platinum AMD 790 chipset) and they seem to work good together.

Good choice5
I choose this processors because it was cheaper option compared with Intel Core 2 Duo quad.

I've tested this with my new Asus M3N72-D MoBo and the performance is amazing, the temp is OK, not beyond of 42C, and I'm not tested it temperature with my new PW 850i LCS (liquid cooling system of thermaltake) yet!.

It was easy to install the processor itself and their heatsink and fan (including in this package)

I install Vista in only 35 minutes! compared with my older PC, this is awesome.

If you are looking for a good choice on cost/performance rate, then, buy this kind of processors.

Just Cool5
The best performance on the market into an AM2+ Socket

I have nothing more to say. This is just cool. I run my computer with the extended monitor, in which I have a memory and CPU monitor tool.

When I play Crysis the CPU always keep under 25%. And when it loads it goes to 65%. It never goes to more tham that.

The only tool i used that almost used a 90% was 3ds Max. When i was preparing a short movie into the rendering mode it went to 88%.

As i told be4, there is nothing that can put this CPU over its knees.