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AMD Phenom X4 9350e - 65W quad-core

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24th Jul 2008
If you're a prolific multi-tasker but you want something that runs cool, there's very little on offer. That was until AMD recently launched its latest quad-core processor - the Phenom X4 9350e, which sports a maximum TDP of just 65W.

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