Talk:Athlon II

Did an engineer write this? Can anyone whith industry knowledge compare the capabilities of this vis a vis thir competitors?

Athlon II 170u?
I do believe that the Athlon II 170u is under the Sargas core. -- Phenomer TALK  CONTRIBUTIONS 20:37, 26 December 2011 (UTC)

Llano-based Athlon II's & 'some other related chips'
There are also some newer Athlon II's, yet to be added to the list. Namely:
 * Athlon II X4 651K/651/641/638/631(/???) - Llano-based (K10 CPU cores), disabled IGP, 32nm, Socket FM1

Some other newer Athlon X2/X4 branded processors are also often referred as Athlon II's, even by Amazon and some other well-known webshops. Namely: (All with a disabled IGP.) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 80.99.178.153 (talk) 14:05, 11 May 2015 (UTC)
 * Athlon X2 340/X4 750K/740/730 - Trinity-based (Piledriver CPU cores), 32nm, Socket FM2 (Socket FM2+ compatible)
 * Athlon X2 370K/X4 760K - Richland-based (Piledriver CPU cores), 32nm, Socket FM2 (Socket FM2+ compatible)
 * Athlon X4 860K - Kaveri-based (Steamroller CPU cores), 28nm, Socket FM2+ (not Socket FM2 compatible)

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