AMD A6-3650 CPU

AMD A6-3650 2.6Ghz Socket FM1 100W Quad-Core Processor (AD3650WNGXBOX)

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Unrivaled, discrete-level DirectX 11-capable graphics and powerful AMD processor technology combined on a single chip
Dual graphics capabilities can boost visual performance up to 75Percent
Dual-graphics capability enables improved speed, enhanced resolution and fast frame rates
Accelerate the most demanding applications for superb performance with AMD App Acceleration

Specifications Overview

Model	AD3650WNGXBOX
Release Date	August 2011 * First availability for purchase, it may not correspond to the actual market launch date.
Socket	FM1
Integrated Graphics	Radeon HD 6530D
CPU Cores	4
CPU Threads	4
CPU Clock Rate	2600 MHz
CPU Turbo Clock Rate	-
TDP	100 W
CPU Cooler included	Yes

AMD A6-3650 Performance comparison with similar Processors

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Pangoly Performance

Cinebench R20 (Single-Core)

Intel Core i5-2400 (238th)		174%
AMD A10-9700 (239th)		159%
AMD Phenom II X6 1090T (240th)		158%
Intel Xeon E5-2699 V4 (241st)		148%
Intel Xeon E5-2680 V4 (242nd)		146%
AMD FX-6350 (243rd)		146%
AMD FX-8350 (244th)		144%
AMD Phenom II X6 1100T (244th)		144%
AMD FX-8370 (246th)		140%
Intel Core i5-760 (246th)		140%
AMD FX-6300 (248th)		134%
AMD A8-5600K (249th)		133%
AMD FX-8320 (250th)		129%
AMD Phenom II X6 1055T (251st)		126%
AMD FX-8300 (252nd)		124%
AMD A6-5400K (253rd)		120%
AMD A6-3650 (254th)		100%
AMD A4-3300 (255th)		89%
AMD A8-7600 (256th)		71%
AMD Athlon 5350 (257th)		65%
AMD Athlon 5150 (258th)		51%

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Pangoly Workstation Performance

Cinebench R20 (Multi-Core)

Intel Core i5-2500K (233rd)		164%
AMD Athlon 3000G (234th)		163%
Intel Core i5-2400 (235th)		159%
AMD FX-6300 (236th)		157%
AMD Athlon 240GE (237th)		155%
Intel Pentium G4600 (238th)		154%
Intel Pentium G4560 (239th)		152%
AMD Athlon 220GE (240th)		148%
AMD A12-9800 (241st)		140%
AMD Athlon 200GE (242nd)		140%
AMD A10-9700 (243rd)		132%
Intel Core i5-760 (244th)		130%
AMD A8-7600 (245th)		120%
AMD A8-5600K (246th)		112%
AMD A6-3650 (247th)		100%
AMD Athlon II X4 620 (248th)		93%
AMD Athlon 5350 (249th)		61%
AMD A6-5400K (250th)		50%
AMD Athlon 5150 (251st)		47%
AMD A6-6400K (252nd)		46%
AMD A4-3300 (253rd)		42%

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Description

Brilliant HD entertainment beckons. With quad-core speed and discrete-class graphics, VISION A6 Technology with the AMD Quad-Core A6 Series Accelerated Processor lets you experience the next dimension of entertainment. Shoot, edit and share your own HD movies effortlessly. Watch Blu-ray 3D movies. Video chat, surf the Web and listen to music at the same time. Or flee into the insanely lifelike arena of HD 3D games. Stay cool doing it all. AMD enables superbly energy-efficient desktops and notebooks with "all-day" battery life.

Expert reviews

The CPU performance won’t match Intel's Sandy Bridge, but AMD's impressive GPU in the new A-Series Llano chip compensates. Here's our review....

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