Model | Phenom 9950 BE 125W | Phenom 9950 BE 140W |
Processor | AMD Phenom™ X4 Quad-Core | |
OPN Tray | HD995ZXAJ4BGH | HD995ZFAJ4BGH |
OPN Pib | HD995ZXAGHBOX | HD995ZFAGHBOX |
Operating Mode 32 Bit | Yes | |
Operating Mode 64 Bit | Yes | |
Revision | B3 | |
Core Speed (MHz) | 2600 | |
System Bus Speed (MHz) | 4000 | |
Voltages | 1.05-1.30 | 1.05-1.30 |
Max Temps (C) | 61'C | 64'C |
Wattage | 125 W | 140 W |
L1 Cache Size (KB) | 128 | |
L1 Cache Count | 4 | |
L2 Cache Size (KB) | 512 | |
L2 Cache Count | 4 | |
L3 Cache Size (KB) | 2048 | |
CMOS | 65nm SOI |
- Mother Board Foxconn 790GX
- CPU Various
- Video Card Radeon HD 4670
- Memory Corsair XMS Dominator 2GB
- Hard Drive Western Digital 750GB
- Case Tsunami Thermaltake
- Display Samsung 20" LCD Westinghouse W4207
Phenom 9950 BE 125W Conclusion:
We came in expecting perhaps a slight difference in power consumption between the 9950 BE 140W and the 9950 BE 125W of maybe 8-10W but ultimately we saw basically no difference between the two and only a slight a few degrees in temperature. Overclocking showed no variables between the two processors either. Though as mentioned this could be a unique case and given which processor to buy we'd still prefer the 125W Phenom 9950 BE over the 140W. That said if you see the 140W for much cheaper I wouldn't be afraid of it as long as your motherboard is rated for 125W processors. Hopefully we can see a larger dive in power consumption with the 45nm Phenoms do in the future but that is a little further down the line.
Phenom 9950 BE 125W Pricing:
The 125W Phenom 9950 BE can be had for $184. This is the cheapest price that we can find for both a 140W Phenom and 125W Phenom so it seems that the 125W Phenoms are quickly replacing the 140W
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