Stay on the path to glory with an AMD FX™ processor in your system.
AMD FX processors deliver the highest clocks and most cores you can get on a consumer desktop - plus more cache memory than comparably-priced competition.
The AMD FX processor is built from the company's 8th generation x86 CPU architecture based on over 40 years of silicon-crafting experience.
Specifications
CPU Model - AMD FX-6300
Socket - AMD AM3+
Cores - 6 Cores
CPU Clock (Base/Max Turbo) - 3.5/4.1GHz
Total Cache (L2 and L3) - 14MB
AMD Turbo Core - Yes
Unlocked - Yes
TDP - 95W
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All comments (23)
BuzzDuraband
10 Jun 16#1
Insider9 to BuzzDuraband
10 Jun 161#2
Lol
Great deal if you want to be on AMD and the ssd is actually quite decent for average user
ST3123
10 Jun 16#3
Decent. I guess if you are coming from an old HDD only system the CPU and SSD would make it feel a lot faster.
Still the FX6300 is a VERY old CPU these days and wasn't even the top one when it was current (that was the 8 core FX8350/8370). I'd be interested to know how well it holds up these days considering AMD have been behind intel for a long time now on performance but the fact the current consoles both use AMD chips may allow them to claw back a bit of performance for gaming....
crstanley84 to ST3123
10 Jun 161#14
I have a 6300 , 8gb ram and an nvidia 670. Get a decent 50fps on medium on Doom
B3aver
10 Jun 16#4
I'm pretty sure it's still a decent cpu the fact my cpu is an old 8120 and plays latest games nicely as they're starting to use multi cores I think helps just waiting to find a cheap 8350/70 though hehe
CHAOSEN3
10 Jun 16#5
The Piledriver series chips were pretty good at being overclocked too. My FX-6100 still runs at 4.2GHz without issue (Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO).
nekoangel
10 Jun 16#6
I'm still running a phenom 955 and it's fine. I'm tempted by this myself as I think this makes a good plex server cpu except the power consumption?
ando to nekoangel
10 Jun 16#9
Don't need anything near as powerful as this for a plex server, depending on the amount of users using it at one time anyway, I use a E4400 with 2gb of ram that serves around 7 people with no issues, but I am using a debian headless build of linux
pitbullmern
10 Jun 162#7
had one of these running at 4.3ghz for over 2 years without issue.
spannerzone to pitbullmern
10 Jun 161#10
that's an impressive uptime. :stuck_out_tongue:
tezray
10 Jun 16#8
picked one up second hand with motherboard and cooler for £30 few months ago it's ok went from a a8 5600k that was struggling with gta 5 it has made quite a difference good cpu but I would buy cheaper second hand
arealmentalist
10 Jun 161#11
Had this chip on my primary pc running at 4.4 Ghz for over 2 years with a 212 EVO. Now it sits in my sisters pc for about a year and still is going strong. Good deal for those wanting to save on the cpu.
Opening post
Stay on the path to glory with an AMD FX™ processor in your system.
AMD FX processors deliver the highest clocks and most cores you can get on a consumer desktop - plus more cache memory than comparably-priced competition.
The AMD FX processor is built from the company's 8th generation x86 CPU architecture based on over 40 years of silicon-crafting experience.
Specifications
CPU Model - AMD FX-6300
Socket - AMD AM3+
Cores - 6 Cores
CPU Clock (Base/Max Turbo) - 3.5/4.1GHz
Total Cache (L2 and L3) - 14MB
AMD Turbo Core - Yes
Unlocked - Yes
TDP - 95W
Retail Boxed
All comments (23)
Great deal if you want to be on AMD and the ssd is actually quite decent for average user
Still the FX6300 is a VERY old CPU these days and wasn't even the top one when it was current (that was the 8 core FX8350/8370). I'd be interested to know how well it holds up these days considering AMD have been behind intel for a long time now on performance but the fact the current consoles both use AMD chips may allow them to claw back a bit of performance for gaming....