--- product_id: 1768495 title: "FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor Socket AM3+ FD8150FRGUBOX" brand: "amd" price: "1356 kr" currency: DKK in_stock: true reviews_count: 4 url: https://www.desertcart.dk/products/1768495-fx-8150-8-core-black-edition-processor-socket-am3-fd8150frgubox store_origin: DK region: Denmark --- # 3.6 GHz Speed 32NM Efficiency 8-Core Power FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor Socket AM3+ FD8150FRGUBOX **Brand:** amd **Price:** 1356 kr **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🚀 Elevate Your Game with AMD's Powerhouse Processor! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor Socket AM3+ FD8150FRGUBOX by amd - **How much does it cost?** 1356 kr with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.dk](https://www.desertcart.dk/products/1768495-fx-8150-8-core-black-edition-processor-socket-am3-fd8150frgubox) ## Best For - amd enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted amd brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Cache for the Win:** Larger caches (8MB L2 & L3) elevate everyday performance to new heights. - • **Multitasking Mastery:** Bulldozer architecture enhances core communication for seamless multitasking. - • **Stability Meets Speed:** AMD OverDrive software ensures optimal performance tuning and system stability. - • **Unleash Your Potential:** Overclocking capabilities for a performance boost that keeps you ahead of the game. - • **Turbocharged Performance:** AMD Turbo Core Technology delivers dynamic speed boosts up to 900MHz. ## Overview The AMD FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor is engineered for high-performance computing, featuring an unlocked design for overclocking, advanced multitasking capabilities, and energy-efficient architecture. With Turbo Core Technology and extensive cache support, this processor is perfect for gamers and professionals seeking unparalleled speed and reliability. ## Description Experience responsive game play and mega-tasking performance with AMD FX Processors. Get AMD FX in your system. Power Supply: 700 watts. ## Features - Overclocking capabilities: Unlocked for a big boost in performance and speed. - "Bulldozer" architecture: Designed to increase core communication for unparalleled multitasking and pure core performance. - AMD Turbo Core Technology: A burst of speed for the task at hand. Delivers dynamic core performance boosts depending on users' workload at frequencies of up to 900MHz faster. - AMD OverDrive software: Tuning controls to push performance to the limits and monitors system stability when overclocking - 32NM die shrink: Stable and smooth performance with impressive energy efficiency - Advanced Instruction Support: Accelerates a new generation of applications: SSE3, SSE4.1/4.2, AVX, AES, XOP, FMA4 - Larger Caches: Increase everyday performance with support up to 8MB L2 Cache and 8MB L3 Cache - Includes Heatsink and Fan. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Processor | 3.6 GHz amd_fx | | Brand | AMD | | Item model number | FD8150FRGUBOX | | Hardware Platform | PC | | Item Weight | 1 pounds | | Product Dimensions | 5.91 x 3.35 x 5.12 inches | | Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.91 x 3.35 x 5.12 inches | | Processor Brand | AMD | | Number of Processors | 8 | | Computer Memory Type | DDR SDRAM | | Manufacturer | AMD | | ASIN | B005UBNLFK | | Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No | | Date First Available | October 15, 2011 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** AMD - **CPU Manufacturer:** AMD - **CPU Model:** AMD FX - **CPU Speed:** 3.6 GHz - **CPU Socket:** Socket AM3 ## Images ![FX-8150 8-Core Black Edition Processor Socket AM3+ FD8150FRGUBOX - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71axTNnvzgL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent CPU. Runs flawless on rendering and picture editing *by L***8 on March 24, 2012* I somehow got a good deal for this CPU but I was told to wait for the 8350's? (Correct me if I am wrong) but I went ahead and bought it with the combo deal of ASUS Crosshair V. Got the product on time and built the motherboard and CPU within 15 minutes. Used DDR3-1866 Memory and everything was booted up flawlessly. No need to flash bios to recognize all 8 cores. The rendering was a boost of 10% in performance but there isn't much change in gaming. Battlefield 3 was a 2% increase while Supreme Commander 2 was at 15% increase due to the game is heavily on CPU. Overall my performance with this CPU is solid and so far overclocking it easily @ 4.0GHZ for better boost of performance. Running on Water Cooling and Temps are way below for overclocking. I did replace the stock heat-sink and fan and got a copper made after-Market Heat-Sink and Fan. It was very easy to mount on though compare to the Intel i7's cross X bracket which is a real pain in the butt.I was deciding to build a Intel i7 980 6 core processor or this AMD and I was glad to stick with AMD for now until prices drop on the socket 2011 motherboards.Overall I love the CPU and was worth it. It made me happy to be running this CPU right now. I will be waiting next year for the Piledriver CPU's ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ AMD Impresses for the most part *by T***Y on September 11, 2012* I've had many AMD Processors in the past. AMD is just so much cheaper than Intel, and as a result, you get more processor for your money. If you wanna go crazy, get Intel. But if you need good speed at a great price, pick AMD instead. I've used many different kinds of AMD processors, anything from an Athlon X2 to this one. This is obviously the fastest one and really isn't too much more expensive than the older ones. I've also used both the FX-8120 and this one, the 8150. To be honest, you won't notice a crazy difference between the two, but the 8150 is a tad bit faster (3.6GHz apposed to 3.1).So what kind of things does this processor really excel at? If you're a gamer, it's a good option, but don't expect a CPU to really help out gaming too much. Instead, you might want to invest that money in a nice Graphics Card. If you do a ton of video editing, this is a great option. Rendering videos is very processor dependant, and this CPU takes on the task with not much hesitation. Beyond that, a beefy CPU like this will greatly improve the performance on just about every task you computer does.I would definitely recommend the FX series of processors that AMD sells. Even their Quad and Six core processors in the FX series are just absolutely crazy. Just make sure your socket is AM3+, since many AMD motherboards still run the older AM3 socket.Good luck with your decision. If you pick AMD, you'll be one happy mofo :) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Recommend for AMD fans, heavy threaded applications. Everyone else, not quite *by C***A on October 17, 2011* This is going to be a rather long review; so I'll get the condensed versionout of the way first. If you enjoy reading long reviews, well, you are in luck!Who should buy this CPU:* If you already have an AMD AM3+ capable motherboard and have a low end quadcore or anentry level Phenom II x6 (6 core)* You have to buy AMD because that's how you will always be (see my paragraph below)* You require serious number crunching ability for your heavy threaded applications* You love to overclock your CPU and the price of cooling equipment be damned! This is aBlack Edition processor aka the CPU is built for overclocking and comes fully unlocked* You care about native DDR3-1866MHz support and Quad Channel DDR3Why you would want to skip this one:* You have a decent Phenom II X4 or a Phenom II X6 processor* Your applications are single-threaded (Bulldozer lags behind Intel I5-2500k here)* If you are in the "should I buy Intel I5-2500(k) or go AMD" camp* You upgrade every 9-12months; might as well wait for early 2012 (2nd generation Bulldozer)Now the longer version:I usually start my reviews by giving the context of where I stand with a particularproduct line and how that influences my buying process. Since 2000, I've had nothingbut AMD processors in my desktops. I've moved around as far as motherboards and chip-sets go but as far as processors go, it's been AMD all along. Even for my fileserver/secondary machines at home. I am probably what you'd call an AMD fanboy except for thefact that I exclusively buy Thinkpads for my personal laptops (current one has the oldergeneration I7-640m) and Thinkpads usually come with Intel processors. The machines atwork run I5-2500k and I7-2600. So the point is that I love AMD processors but I am notquite a fanboy.What do I use my AMDs for? My main desktop at home has 3 different uses: 1. Video(Capture, Editing, General Processing), 2. Gaming (think resource intensive titles),3. Photo processing (Lightroom 3, Photoshop). My current machine has an AMD 1090xt6core and while I am generally happy with the unit (bought it on Amazon for $169),I find myself wanting more CPU power during video processing (6 cores being maxedout by a H.264 encoder makes me want more CPU power).This is my current setup:. Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD3. RAM: G.Skill 1866MHz DDR3 16GB. VGA: Asus GTX 480 with Nvidia drivers 280.26. OS Disk: Kingston SSDNow V Series 128 GB. Scratch Disk: Raid0 with 2*Crucial M4 128 GB SSDsI managed to get my hands on an 8150 and slapped it on my GIGABYTE GA-990FXA-UD3(grabbed the latest AGESA dated October 13th from the Gigabyte website). The1866MHz DDR3 memory was recognized natively at its intended speed and Windows 7x64 Ultimate booted without any issues. What I was most interested in was howx264 encoding (2 pass) would benefit from this new processor. Since the firstpass is just analysis, I ignored the first pass numbers and measured the secondpass numbers for both the average fps value and the time it took for an encode.The source was a 30Mbps 720p MJPEG file in an AVI container and I encoded it toa 10Mbps 720p H.264in an MP4 container. Over 3 encodes, I got a performance boostranging from 8% to 11% on both the FPS and time-taken front. Not a small numberbut not the boost I was hoping for. Granted, that the x264 encoder I have doesnot have AVX enabled.As far as the games went (Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Batman: Arkham Asylum GOTY),I did not see a noticeable increase in frame rates (around 1-2% average frame rateincrease at best) but this was rather expected at 1920x1080 since these games arenot heavy on thread usage.I wasn't quite sure how to measure any gains in Photoshop CS / Lightroom 3 -so I skipped this part. At this point, I have mixed feelings about thisprocessor (considering my 1090xt is only 6 months old) and my conclusion wouldbe to wait for the second generation of Bulldozer scheduled to come out in Q1 2012.The problem as I see it is that this processor seems to be future-ready as far asapplications go but 6 months from now, there will be a better Bulldozer and a betterIntel processor or two out there. AMD has always been my favorite as they've alwaysdelivered on the price/performance front but that isn't quite true with Bulldozer.I hope AMD cleans up their act with their next release; the desktop/server computingmarket cannot afford to have Intel call the shots.I was split between a three star and a four star review and I realized that Iwas drifting towards three stars because of the expectations (and partly thehype) and how I wanted this processor to be a huge upgrade from my current AMDPhenom II X6 1090xt. In itself, this processor isn't that shabby. One might arguethat compared to the Intel I5-2500, this process lags in the price/performancecategory. That would be true but I am an AMD fan and I am willing to give them asecond chance before ditching them. 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