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AMD Releases Phenom II X6 To Eager Consumers

The headliner of the day has to be AMD’s release of the new Phenom II X6. Six cores on the same die keeping the same thermal design is really an engineering marvel for AMD. Better yet the new Phenom II X6 comes in with a sub $300 price tag which really should entice users who had been sitting on the AMD/Intel fence. If you haven’t tried an AMD CPU yet you owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to try one and the Phenom II X6 is a perfect way to enter. Our review is here.

We will bring you a list of updated reviews as we find them on the web:

• AMD Phenom II X6 1090T @ Benchmark Reviews
• AMD Phenom II X6 1090T  @ Tweaktown
• AMD Phenom II X6 1090T @ Hothardware

In Related News:

CyberPower Debuts Desktop Gaming PC Series Based on New AMD Phenom II X6 CPUs

BALDWIN PARK, CA (April 27, 2010) – CyberPower Inc., www.cyberpowerpc.com has announced a series of gaming systems that feature AMD’s new Phenom II X6 and AMD 890 chipset. The combination promises to deliver the platform experience that gaming enthusiasts demand with price and performance that is unbeatable.

CyberPower’s Gamer Dragon CrossFire Ultimate, and Gamer Ultra CrossFireX Pro gaming desktops are among the top-of-the-line systems that will be upgraded to the new AMD Phenom II X6.  In addition, CyberPower’s entire Gamer Ultra and Gamer Dragon lines will also have the option of the new AMD processor and chipset. The starting price for a CyberPower AMD Phenom II Hex Core system is $699.

EVERCOOL newly launched NB coolers roundup

Taipei, Taiwan 2010 EVERCOOL Thermal Corp., Ltd., one of the famous and professional cooler and fan brands in Taiwan. To design the creative cooling products to make users comfortably use computers or notebooks is the mission for each EVERCOOL developmental team member. Two NB coolers are launched FIT and Zodiac II recently, they have been noticed by their individual appearances.

FIT is the NB cooler to draw out the heat from laptop that is quite different from the general NB cooling pad on the current market; in addition, it not only gets patent certification in several countries, such as Taiwan and China, but also gains the 18^th Taiwan Excellence 2010¨ award. FIT is put outside the wind outlet of notebook to draw out the inside heat and lower the temperature and keep the stable operation for NB. Moreover, its adjustable angles can meet different heights of wind outlet for different brand notebook, and its great compatibility is from 9¨~18¨ laptops. Small and light are its most unique points so that FIT is extremely easy to carry.

Reviews From Around the Web:

• Thermaltake Frio CPU Cooler Review @ ThinkComputers