TechwareLabs reviews the AMD Athlon II X2 240e, a low power consumption CPU aimed at the budget-minded. See if this CPU has the muscle to power your next Home Theater PC, or is just a waste of silicon.
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This would be a nice chip for an HTPC.
Agreed small, capable proc. more than enough for your htpc needs. Plus it runs cooler than most amd proc
Now if only it was a quadcore…
i wonder if you could unlock this one 😉
It could be possible but I doubt it.
you never know, because it is actually cheaper to manufacture one product and sell it as another, than to manufacture two products separately
This would be a nice chip for an HTPC.
Agreed small, capable proc. more than enough for your htpc needs. Plus it runs cooler than most amd proc
Now if only it was a quadcore…
i wonder if you could unlock this one 😉
It could be possible but I doubt it.
you never know, because it is actually cheaper to manufacture one product and sell it as another, than to manufacture two products separately
This would be a nice chip for an HTPC.
Agreed small, capable proc. more than enough for your htpc needs. Plus it runs cooler than most amd proc
Now if only it was a quadcore…
i wonder if you could unlock this one 😉
It could be possible but I doubt it.
you never know, because it is actually cheaper to manufacture one product and sell it as another, than to manufacture two products separately
This would be a nice chip for an HTPC.
Agreed small, capable proc. more than enough for your htpc needs. Plus it runs cooler than most amd proc
Now if only it was a quadcore…
i wonder if you could unlock this one 😉
It could be possible but I doubt it.
you never know, because it is actually cheaper to manufacture one product and sell it as another, than to manufacture two products separately