How are AMD s core frequencies marked?

AMD is a nominal representation, which is relative to Intel's G representation. For example, you will understand that the athlon 64 3500+ corresponds to the Pentium 4 Sepron 2600+ corresponds to the Celeron dual-core processor, and Intel's is not yet up to AMD, so I won't compare!

As can be seen from the landlord above, the series corresponding to Athlon's Sepron are Pentium 4 Celeron, and the number behind corresponds to the frequency, which means that it is equivalent to this level, and the + sign is very interesting, with the meaning of exceeding, this is a common technique for competitors, hehe!

In practice, especially when running games, AMD is a lot faster than the nominal Intel processor! And now AMD has less heat and less power.

AMD didn't name it after the frequency for a long time, because the higher the main frequency, the faster the speed, and now the top dual-core 4800 main frequency is also, the speed is faster than the P4 that exceeds 5G, but if it is a Celeron 4, the speed may not be as fast as P3. In fact, Intel is also aware of this problem, so it is not numbered by the main frequency from the beginning of Celeron D. Intel's CPU maximum clock speed was no longer increased after that, and he found that it made more sense to optimize the structure inside the CPU than to increase the clock speed.

In fact, the current CPU can know how high the performance is by looking directly at the size of its number, and if the same number of AMD is newer, the lower the frequency, which is enough to prove that the main frequency is not equal to speed. So now only rookies care about the main frequency of the CPU.

3000+ is.

3200+ is.

And so on.

AMD turns on cold and quiet, and the CPU automatically slows down when idle.

It's just to save energy, AMD's are like this, when you run the program, the frequency is high, you can try it.

Automatic frequency reduction to reduce energy consumption.

a6-3410m

Quad-core, base frequency, dynamic acceleration maximum frequency.

a6-3410mx

Quad-core, base frequency, dynamic acceleration maximum frequency.

This is normal.

Today's graphics cards are all equipped with automatic energy-saving technology, you are a high-end graphics card, when the graphics card load is low, the graphics card will automatically reduce the frequency, so that the power consumption is greatly reduced, saving you power and cooling down.

The frequency will only increase when the load is high when running large games.

Guild Wars 2 is an online game, there are many people, and the amount of computer computing becomes larger, note that this amount is data, not graphics, so it is the CPU responsible for the calculation, and it has nothing to do with the graphics card.

It's obviously a downclock. Officially, this is a standard parameter. If the laptop runs for a long time and is affected by heat dissipation, it will force you to reduce the frequency. Are you the Acer one? A10+8750M's notebook of about 4K?

AMD's Radeon HD 7610M belongs to the low-to-mid range graphics card, it is the same chip as the previous generation HD6630M, but it only has 5 SIMDs, so it has 400 SPs and the clock frequency is reduced to 450MHz. HD 7610M Poor game performance The performance is slightly lower than that of the old Zhengyou stupid version HD6530M, the actual game grinding effect is not very good, and the big game released in 2011 can almost only run at low image quality. 3DMark Vantage P(1280*1024) 3741 points 3DMark 11(1280*720) 849 points.

What you're going to do with it, people don't even think about the 7600 series -- and the one that evaluates a graphics card has to be tested in the real world -- at the moment

Normal, my CPU is like this, and the voltage is still very low, as long as you open a program, the frequency and voltage go up, that's an energy-saving feature, you can turn it off on the motherboard.

In order to save energy, the computer automatically declocks the CPU under low load. So you're in a normal condition, don't be careful.

Laptops are such that they run on a minimum of energy consumption, and will be low frequencies without requiring too much power! It's normal, don't worry too much.

Come on...

This is a desktop, and you don't even know it on the second floor.