Unlike the FX-9590, the FX-9370 is the middle person between the FX-9590 and the FX-8350.
Check out the CPU-Z below…..
The Processor Benchmarks
The FX 9370 was paired with Asus’ Sabertooth 990FX R2.0 and Corsair’s Vengeance 8GB kit
Canon Digital Photo Professional
Converting 16 18 megapixel RAW file (CR2 format) into JPG format.
CPU | Time Taken |
AMD FX-9370 | 113 seconds |
AMD FX-9590 | 108 seconds |
AMD FX-8350 | 123 seconds |
AMD FX-8350 (4.4ghz OC) | 115 seconds |
AMD Phenom II X6 1100T | 153 seconds |
i5-4670K | 112 seconds |
x264 – 10bit to 8bit Video Conversion
The source video is a 720p MKV file that is 90 seconds in duration. x264 settings at the slowest.
AMD FX-9370 | 178 seconds |
AMD FX-9590 | 165 seconds |
AMD FX-8350 | 188 seconds |
AMD FX-8350 (4.4ghz OC) | 173 seconds |
AMD Phenom II X6 1100T | 261 seconds |
i5-4670K | 228 seconds |
Cinebench R11.5
Default settings
AMD FX-9370 | 7.30 |
AMD FX-9590 | 7.86 |
AMD FX-8350 | 6.84 |
AMD FX-8350 (4.4ghz OC) | 7.56 |
WinRAR
Speed of archiving some almost 1GB worth of CR2 and MOV file.
AMD FX-9370 | 53 seconds |
AMD FX-9590 | 46 seconds |
AMD FX-8350 | 57 seconds |
AMD FX-8350 (4.4ghz OC) | 49 seconds |
Thermal Performance
In goldfries.com’s controlled temperature environment, the processor idles at 36c and peaked at 62c on load even with the CM Seidon 120M. The FX-8350 only registered 56c on load.
The Verdict
The FX-9370 costs about RM 930, a lot cheaper than the FX-9590 that retails at RM 1260 and it’s still a much better choice of processor than the FX-9590.
Alternatively there’s the FX-8350 that retails for around RM 700 that performs very closely to the FX-9370 and with a little overclocking, could do the same or better, depending on how far you push it.
I think the FX-9370 is a decent product but not enough to have the RECOMMENDED badge on it. If only it costs a little less and drains power not more than the FX-8350, then it’ll be a winner.