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AMD64 3200+ Venice S939
by Rob Williams on May 24, 2005 in AMD Processors
AMD has had their share of new CPU releases lately, and more are coming. Recently, they released the Venice and San Diego chips, with a 90nm core, added SSE3 support, and has superb overclocking potential. They also use less power, which means lower temps! Read on as I put the Venice 3200+ through a slew of benchmarks.
Sandra, Everest
As we can see, the difference between the stock and overclocked performance is very handy to 34.6%.