Testseek.com have collected 75 expert reviews of the AMD Athlon 5350 2.05GHz Socket AM1 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Athlon 5350 2.05GHz Socket AM1.
July 2014
(80%)
75 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: That the fastest processors are currently made by Intel is not really a secret, but what is the best choice when you want to spend up to £ 50, £100 or £150? To answer that question we conducted a megatest of 57 current AMD and Intel CPUs. From two to...
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Published: 2014-12-15, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Taking into account the Asus motherboard, this score drops a little... The board is cheap and cheerful. As for the chip, it is fantastic, it handles 1080p perfectly and would likely play back media at 4k at a push!
Published: 2014-10-07, Author: Tony , review by: vortez.net
Breathes new life into entry level computing, Excellent Home/Office/HTPC application, Great user experience, Highly Affordable, Cool running, Very low power
Single Channel Memory, Only 2x SATA connections
Redefining entry level computing comes hand-in-hand with the ability to adapt for the ever changing consumer needs. Being able to stream seamless HD content, move around large files as well as coping with the latest internet and productivity tasks that ha...
Abstract: AMD recently introduced us to its Mullins and Beema APUs, which are architecturally similar to Kabini and Temash, but include some power and performance enhancements. We take an early look at a custom form factor and compare to Intel's best effort. When...
It might come as a surprise but performance-wise, Kabini isn't a disappointment. As we said earlier in the review, AMD has stated that it's not out there to compete with Kaveri or its range of CPUs; its more akin to improving the stakes at the lower en...
Lowcost APUs and motherboards, Good range of onchip features SATA 6Gbps, USB 3.0, 4k resolution support, Low power consumption, Strong GPU performance for an entrylevel chip, Efficient CPU performance from Jaguar cores,
AMD’s Athlon 5350 and other Kabini APUs offer an appealing foundation to the low-cost, upgradeable AM1 platform....
Great value for money, Cheap supporting motherboards, Decent everyday performance, Good as a HTPC or second machine
Graphics core rather stunted
AMD's decision to offer the Kabini APU in desktop socketed form is a wise one. Four Jaguar CPU cores are more than capable of handling everyday applications used by millions of people - indeed, they're pound-for-pound better than the Steamroller cores fo...
Abstract: The AM1 Platform takes APU technology and looks to keep costs as low as possible while maximising performance and features in the budget market. Today we take a look at MSIs AM1I motherboard along with AMDs $59 Athlon 5350 APU.
When I was asked to write about AMD's new AM1 platform, I wanted to do more than just collect benchmark numbers. I wanted to get a real-world sense of Kabini's capabilities beyond the mobile environments it was originally designed to serve. I surfed the W...
Published: 2014-04-09, Author: Ryan , review by: eteknix.com
Incredible value for money – in terms of the APUs and motherboards, Power efficient, Impressive range of connectivity, Will allow for smaller form factor x86 PCs, Supports most of the latest connectivity/software/hardware standards – 4K, DisplayPort 1.2,
Performance numbers will not impress most people, There is a fine line between AM1 and FM2 pricing, Upgrade paths are limited on the CPU side, you could add a discrete GPU down-the-line but would likely be CPU bottlenecked,
PricingAMD's four newest APUs have 1K tray prices of $55, $45, $36 and $31 respectively. The retail package prices are expected to be $59, $49, $39 and $34. As far as I know the retail package will include a basic Heatsink fan unit (HSF). Tray APUs will p...
