AMD FX-4200
Benchmarks & Specs

The AMD FX-4200 was a processor from a time when AMD strongly focused on multi-core systems. This chip, based on the Zambezi architecture, provided a solid foundation for computers of that era. One of its strengths was certainly the generous 8 MB L3 cache. This cache ensured improved data availability at the time.

This helped overall performance in various tasks. We found that this was especially noticeable in multitasking. The AMD FX-4200 could still provide acceptable performance for playing older titles. This processor was manufactured using the 32 nm process. It was an interesting option for users who valued good value for money.

Many appreciated that it could breathe new life into existing platforms. The AMD FX-4200 represented an accessible choice. It was well suited for everyday tasks such as office applications or web browsing. It was also well suited for getting started with digital entertainment. Anyone looking for a reliable system for basic requirements could rely on this processor.

It offered a consistent basis for many common applications. The design aimed for broad compatibility.

• 8 MB L3 Cache
• Solid performance for everyday tasks
• Good value for money