AMD FX-4130
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD FX-4130 is a processor based on the Zambezi architecture and utilizes the Bulldozer microarchitecture. It was manufactured using the 32-nanometer process. This manufacturing represented an important development step. The processor provided a practical basis for various computer systems.

Its design aimed to provide usable multi-core performance. A clear advantage is certainly its 4 MB Level 3 cache. This ensured improved data availability and supported overall system performance. Furthermore, the AMD FX-4130 offered a maximum memory bandwidth of 30 GB/s. This enabled smooth data processing for many common applications.

We found that it established itself as a reliable component. For users who appreciated stable operation and a solid foundation, it was often a good option. The AMD FX-4130 proved to be a well-considered choice. It brought a functional mix of features. Its architecture was tailored to specific performance requirements.

Production in 32 nm was also an advancement. A stable mode of operation was always a clear advantage for us.

• Zambezi (Bulldozer) Architecture
• 4 MB Level 3 Cache
• 32-Nanometer Manufacturing
• Stable Mode of Operation