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  1. AMD Athlon II X2 250 review

    AMD Athlon II X2 250 review

    6 Last reviewed

    Is this £50 PC processor a canny bargain or a false economy?

    Intel Core i7 875K review

    Intel Core i7 875K review

    8 Last reviewed

    Intel's cooks up a special-K recipe for overclocking enthusiasts.

    Intel Core i5 661 review

    Intel Core i5 661 review

    5 Last reviewed

    A dual-core chip with quad-core rivalling performance and built-in graphics? Intriguing.

    Intel Core i7 930 review

    Intel Core i7 930 review

    8 Last reviewed

    Like your CPUs over engineered? Try this quad-core masterpiece.

    Intel Core i7 875K review

    Intel Core i7 875K review

    8 Last reviewed

    Intel brings unlocked overclocking larks to mainstream CPUs

    Intel Core i7 930 review

    Intel Core i7 930 review

    9 Last reviewed

    Can the latest bargain overclocker's X58 chip retire the venerable i7 920?

    Intel Core i7-620M review

    Intel Core i7-620M review

    9 Last reviewed

    Exclusive Intel's CPU-GPU fusion chip goes mobile

    Intel Core i5 661 review

    Intel Core i5 661 review

    6 Last reviewed

    Intel fuses CPU and GPU in its latest low-end dual-core chip

    AMD Athlon II X3 435 review

    AMD Athlon II X3 435 review

    8 Last reviewed

    AMD's processors get another cut-down sibling, but a cut too far?

    AMD Athlon II X4 620 review

    AMD Athlon II X4 620 review

    9 Last reviewed

    Quad-core processing for less than a ton? It can't be done, surely?

    Intel Core i7 870 review

    Intel Core i7 870 review

    8 Last reviewed

    A super fast CPU? Yup. But it's also super expensive

    Intel Nehalem Xeon X5570 2.93GHz review

    Intel Nehalem Xeon X5570 2.93GHz review

    9 Last reviewed

    Intel's new Nehalem CPU architecture is impressive enough in single-socket Core i7 desktops. But in multi-socket Xeon X5570 trim, it is nothing short of staggeringly powerful

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