The AMD FX series is a line of desktop processors developed by Advanced Micro Devices (AMD). Launched in 2011, these CPUs are based on the Bulldozer architecture and are designed for high-performance computing tasks. They feature multiple cores, allowing for efficient multitasking and improved performance in applications that can utilize multiple threads. The AMD FX processors are known for their unlocked multipliers, which enable users to overclock the CPUs for enhanced performance. They are compatible with the AM3+ socket and support various technologies, including AMD Turbo Core for dynamic performance adjustments. This series is popular among gamers and enthusiasts seeking cost-effective processing power.