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AMD Athlon64-FX60 At the Turning Point
(Review by MS January 10, 2006)

Gaming Performance: 3DMark' 05

At least the second CPU benchmark is multithreaded and takes advantage of dual cores - which is reflected in the scores. Shown are the scores from the second run in all cases.

We use the peak power consumption in the second run to calculate the score/[Watt] metric shown above

Athlon64 X2-4200+ (dual core)

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