AMD FX 6-Core FX-6350 BOX
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6 cores. High clock frequency.
There is no built-in video chip.
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Model overview based on user reviews
The AMD FX 6-Core series, particularly the FX-6300 model, is praised for its affordable price and value for performance, making it a solid choice for budget builds. Users appreciate its capability to handle multi-threaded tasks effectively, although it may not excel in single-thread performance compared to Intel processors. The processor remains stable with a good cooler, but overclocking can cause high temperatures, requiring additional cooling solutions. While it may not be suitable for modern gaming, it performs well for lightweight gaming, streaming, and general use. The FX-6300 is considered a decent option for those not looking to frequently upgrade and who need a reliable processor for everyday tasks.
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Price, value, performance. It also drives well when the cooler is normal, does not heat up and maintains a stable frequency in the turbo boost. During overclocking, the bridges and power circuits become very hot. This can be solved by blowing the case a little or using 40mm fans. use AMD FX-6300 BOX less than month |
Decide for yourself!!!!! 6 cores and 6 threads at a very attractive price. Level 3 cache Box cooler. When I looked at the CPU temperature while browsing the internet, I was shocked, 62 degrees. Are you kidding me, surfing the internet and the temperature is 62 degrees!!!!! The CPU is way too hot. Its max temperature is 70 and that's not even under any load. |
The best budget model of its time Cool, quiet, powerful. This is perfect for budget builds for old games and just surfing the Internet. Not relevant for games in 2019.  Stern: use AMD FX-6300 OEM more than year |
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AMD FX 6-Core configurations
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 | AMD FX 6-Core FX-6300 BOX | from £49.99 | 2 offers | |
| AMD FX 6-Core FX-6300 OEM | from £29.95 | 1 offer | |
| AMD FX 6-Core FX-6350 BOX | from £24.90 | 7 offers | |
| AMD FX 6-Core FX-6350 OEM | from £151.90 | 2 offers | |
Video reviews
AMD FX-6300 CPU Review
25 November 2012199 107 view
New AMD 6-Core FX 6350 CPU + Rosewill Silent Strike Gaming Build!
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FX 6350 w/ The Wraith Cooler Review - A Very Nice Package (vs Athlon 860K & 845) | OzTalksHW
7 July 201618 509 view
AMD FX 6350 w/ Wraith Cooler Review! + Giveaway!
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AWD IT Wraith System Review (AMD FX-6350)
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AMD FX-6300 Vishera 6-Core 3.5GHz Black Edition Unboxing
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Unboxing AMD-FX6300 6-core CPU! + Some news - NEOGEAR.pl
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When there is still gunpowder in the flasks
Surprisingly, the FX-6350 processor, introduced in 2012, has not lost its relevance to this day and is considered an interesting candidate for installation in entry-level PCs. And all because it has as many as 6 physical cores that operate at an increased frequency of 4.2 GHz. Although, here it is worth making a reservation that the performance per core of more modern processors will be higher, so 4.2 GHz for FX processors and 4.2 GHz for some latest generation Core i7 are completely different things. But 6 cores for $50 sounds like an offer hard to refuse.
Powerful but not practical
If you can’t refuse, then you should understand that a problem awaits you in the future: the Vishera family of chips was introduced back in 2012, the processors of the series are not manufactured using the most efficient 32 nm process technology, and the outdated AMD AM3 + socket will greatly limit the possibility of upgrading the system in the future. After all, the FX-6350 is one of the most powerful in its lineup and actually hits the ceiling, while the current Ryzen family works with socket AM4 motherboards.
Stock up on a cooler
Well, the FX-6350 heats up like a brazier for the holidays, so the main recommendation when buying this processor usually sounds like “buy a cooler by all means”. Well, it is important to take into account that the FX-6350 does not have a built-in video chip, so it will not be possible to do with a little bloodshed when assembling a low-cost system.
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I'm not willing to spend a lot on a PC like those who buy Intel and constantly upgrade. I work and occasionally play games, and this is enough for me. Those YouTubers criticize the FX, although it's a decent processor. Of course, AMD has its flaws, but they can be fixed with overclocking again.