AMD Athlon II X2 220 Need For Speed: Heat Benchmarks - Can Athlon II X2 220 Run Need For Speed: Heat?

Entry-level Desktop processor released in 2010 with 2 cores and 2 threads. With base clock at 2.8GHz, max speed at 2.8GHz, and a 65W power rating. Athlon II X2 220 is based on the Regor 45nm family and part of the Athlon II X2 series.

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Athlon II X2 220 - 1080p - GTX 1070 - Need For Speed: Heat Benchmarks

Core i3-4340	60
Core i3-4330	59.7
Core i3-4130	58.5
FX-4100	58.3
Core i3-3250	58.1
Core i3-3245	57.9
Core i3-3240	57.9
Core i3-3225	57.8
Core i3-3220	57.8
A8-5500B	57.3
Athlon II X4 740	57.3
Athlon II X2 280	57.3
A8-6500	57.1
A6-6420K	56.9
Athlon II X2 370K	56.9
Athlon X2 370K	56.9
A8-6600K	56.9
Core i3-3210	56.8
A8-5600K	56.7
A6-6400K	56.7
Core i3-2130	56.6
Core i3-550	56.6
Core i3-560	56.6
Core i3-2100	56.6
Core i3-2120	56.6
Core i3-2102	56.6
Core i3-2105	56.6
Core i3-2125	56.6
Core i3-540	56.6
Pentium G870	56.6
Athlon II X4 640	56.6
Athlon II X3 460	56.6
Athlon II X3 455	56.6
A6-5400B	56.6
Athlon II X4 630	56.6
Pentium G3430	56.6
Pentium G3420	56.6
Athlon X2 350	56.6
A8-5500	56.4
Athlon X2 340	56.4
Pentium G2130	56.4
Athlon X4 760K	56.2
Athlon X4 740	56.2
Athlon II X4 760K	56.1
Athlon X4 750K	56
Pentium G3220	56
Pentium G2030	55.7
Pentium G2120	55.7
Pentium G640	55.5
Pentium G645	55.3
Pentium E5800	55.3
Pentium G2020	55.3
Athlon II X4 750K	55.3
Athlon II X2 245e	54.8
Pentium G6960	54.8
Pentium G550	54.8
Athlon II X2 221	54.8
Pentium E6600	54.8
Pentium G840	54.8
Athlon II X2 265	54.8
Pentium E6800	54.8
Athlon II X2 210e	54.8
Athlon II X2 250e	54.8
Pentium E6700	54.8
Athlon II X2 260	54.8
Athlon II X2 220	54.8
Core i3-530	54.8
Athlon II X2 255	54.8
Athlon II X2 240e	54.8
Athlon II X2 235e	54.8
Athlon II X2 215	54.8
Athlon II X2 245	54.8
Pentium E5400	54.8
Pentium E5300	54.8
Pentium G850	54.8
Athlon II X3 445	54.8
Athlon II X2 270	54.8
A8-3850	54.8
Pentium G860	54.8
A6-3620	54.8
A6-3430MX	54.8
Athlon II X3 425e	54.8
Athlon II X4 620e	54.8
Athlon II X4 651K	54.8
Athlon II X4 641	54.8
Athlon II X4 631	54.8
A8-3870K	54.8
Athlon II X4 651	54.8
A6-3670K	54.8
A6-3650	54.8
Athlon II X4 645	54.8
Athlon II X3 420e	54.8
Athlon II X4 610e	54.8
Athlon II X3 425	54.8
Athlon II X4 635	54.8
Athlon II X3 440	54.8
Athlon II X4 605e	54.8
Athlon II X3 435	54.8
Athlon II X4 620	54.8
Pentium G2010	54.7
A6-5400K	54.7
Athlon II X2 340	54.3
Pentium E2200	53.1
Pentium E5200	53.1
Pentium Dual-Core E2210	53.1
Athlon II X2 250	53.1
Pentium E5700	53.1
Athlon II X2 240	53.1
Pentium G6950	53.1
Pentium E5500	53.1
Pentium G6951	53.1
Athlon II X3 415e	53.1
Pentium G620	53.1
Pentium G630	53.1
Athlon II X3 400e	53.1
Athlon II X4 600e	53.1
Athlon II X3 405e	53.1
Athlon II X4 615e	53.1
Athlon II X3 450	53.1
A6-3500	53.1
Athlon II X4 638	53.1
A6-3600	53.1
Pentium E2220	51.4
Pentium E6300	51.4
Pentium E6500	51.4
E2-3200	51.4
Pentium E2160	49.6
Pentium E2180	49.6
Pentium Dual-Core E2220	49.6
Pentium Dual-Core E2200	49.6
Pentium Dual-Core E2180	49.6
Pentium E2140	47.9
Athlon X2 BE-2300	47.9
Athlon X2 BE-2350	47.9
Athlon X2 BE-2400	47.9
Pentium Dual-Core E2140	47.9
Pentium Dual-Core E2160	47.9

The Athlon II X2 220 GPU ranks between the Athlon II X2 260 and Core i3-530 in the gaming rig hierarchy. It's 0% less powerful than the Athlon II X2 260 but still offers 0% more juice than the Core i3-530 for those epic gaming sessions. When it comes to fragging, the Athlon II X2 220 leaves the Core i3-550 in the dust with a comfortable 3.2% lead in FPS. It even outperforms the beefier Core i3-560, giving gamers more bang for their buck. Yet, the Athlon II X2 220 flexes its 2 cores effectively, outscoring the similarly-priced Core i3 models by 3.2% and even surpassing the more expensive Core i3-560 in gaming performance. With its performance, the Athlon II X2 220 snags the 66th spot on the leaderboard. In the gaming world, the Athlon II X2 220 GPU is your mid-tier warrior, wielding its 2-cores and 2-threads to deliver decent frame rates in most titles.

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