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HP AMD Phenom II X2 P650 vs HP AMD Phenom II X3 740

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  • 13specifications compared
  • 11differ
  • 2identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

The HP AMD Phenom II X3 740 has 0.4 GHz more processor base frequency than the HP AMD Phenom II X2 P650 (3 GHz vs 2.6 GHz). The HP AMD Phenom II X3 740 has 1 more processor cores than the HP AMD Phenom II X2 P650 (3 vs 2). The HP AMD Phenom II X3 740 has 5 MB more processor cache than the HP AMD Phenom II X2 P650 (6 MB vs 1 MB). Processor family: AMD Phenom II on the HP AMD Phenom II X2 P650, AMD Phenom II X3 on the HP AMD Phenom II X3 740. Processor model: P650 on the HP AMD Phenom II X2 P650, 740 on the HP AMD Phenom II X3 740.

  • Processor family
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:AMD Phenom II
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:AMD Phenom II X3
  • Processor model
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:P650
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:740
  • Processor base frequency
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:2.6 GHz
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:3 GHz
  • Processor cores
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:2
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:3
  • Processor socket
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:Socket S1
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:Socket AM3
  • Component for
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:Laptop
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:PC
  • Processor operating modes
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:32-bit, 64-bit
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:64-bit
  • Processor cache
    • AMD Phenom II X2 P650:1 MB
    • AMD Phenom II X3 740:6 MB

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Comparison of AMD Phenom II X2 P650, AMD Phenom II X3 740
13 specifications
Processor10 differ
Processor familyDiffersAMD Phenom IIAMD Phenom II X3
Processor modelDiffersP650740
Processor base frequencyDiffers2.6 GHz3 GHz
Processor coresDiffers23
Processor socketDiffersSocket S1Socket AM3
Component forDiffersLaptopPC
Processor operating modesDiffers32-bit, 64-bit64-bit
Processor cacheDiffers1 MB6 MB
Processor cache typeDiffersL2L3
Thermal Design Power (TDP)Differs35 W95 W
Features1 differ
Market segmentDiffersMobileDesktop

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