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AMD's Phenom X3 8750 - The Power of 3
(Author: Michael Schuette, April 27, 2008)

Gaming Performance

Unreal Tournament3

Epic's UT engine is without doubt the best game engine currently out there and supports multithreading.

UT3Bench results at default settings (1280x1024, low quality), with approximately 85% peak CPU utilization on the X3 CPU

The X3 8750 holds its own in UT3

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