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K8MAN   01-10-2006 at 09:59:29 AM

http://www.anandtech.com/cpuchipse [...] spx?i=2668

Enjoy 939 while it lasts as this is the last 939 chip. And according to anandtech the fx57 prices are going down and the FX60 is priced just above $1000 so street prices should be roughly = to the 955EE.

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Ned_Flanders   01-10-2006 at 11:40:18 AM
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I wonder if the AM2 chips will be fractionally slower performance wise with the move to DDR2?

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K8MAN   01-10-2006 at 03:37:31 PM
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I've heard of a 10% performance increase with DDR2 667. Impressive power numbers from a .09nm compared to a .065nm i must say though against the 955EE. Will AMD be giving us 3ghz X2's when they finally make the switch over to 0.065nm
Another review got their fx60 to 3.2ghz on crappy water with just a small bump in vcore.

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Rabidpeanut   01-10-2006 at 05:27:05 PM
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I feel so obsolete.

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MrStupendous   01-10-2006 at 05:29:32 PM
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And according to anandtech the fx57 prices are going down



So does this mean it's not going to push down the price of the other x2s?

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Rabidpeanut   01-10-2006 at 05:47:03 PM
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Doesn't look like it, but just think of the prestige of an FX... And for a "good" price too.

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Cameron3395   01-10-2006 at 06:17:54 PM
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When is the new AMD chip suppose to be out cause I'm going to be building a new PC soon and would like to use one. Thanks

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ir_efrem   01-10-2006 at 06:24:19 PM
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all new CPUs make me happy

it just means all the current CPUs that everyone will be calling junk will be cheaper before long - and thats when i get to upgrade =)

both intel and amd are at it (as usual) to have the best CPU
*better luck next time Intel*

me, i dont care that my CPU will only allow a high end game to run at 150 fps instead of 190fps - i dont play the games anyhow - lets hear it for the cheap mid range CPU and the manufacturers for making them cheaper every day :)

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k2000k   01-10-2006 at 08:18:56 PM
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I read the extremetech review, slower than the FX-57 by 200 Mhz [/i]BUT[i] there are two of these guys. Cool and all, but like the post above, I care more about how it will bump down the other chips, than this one in paticular. Perhapes this may cause the 3800 X2 to get to 820 price range, and 4200 X2 into the 830 price range in a short while. Go mid range CPU chips.

May the war between AMD and Intel never end or result in a definite victory for either company.

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Rabidpeanut   01-10-2006 at 09:58:23 PM
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I just had the most brilliantest iedear in the universes. I am now on the lookout for an fx-51->fx57, i will have the single fastest(swap these two words and it works too) chip in existence! And at a not so nasty as before price! I'm so incredibly exited, YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYA!

Now just need to get around to doing it, i need a job, which i might get at the nice new BT games franchise! (they are small so it is not like joining microsoft.)

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pat   01-10-2006 at 11:57:58 PM
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I've heard of a 10% performance increase with DDR2 667. Impressive power numbers from a .09nm compared to a .065nm i must say though against the 955EE. Will AMD be giving us 3ghz X2's when they finally make the switch over to 0.065nm
Another review got their fx60 to 3.2ghz on crappy water with just a small bump in vcore.



Will that be 10% increase of wasted bandwidth or if the CPU will really benefit from it?? Even PC3200 is not saturated by currrent AMD..

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K8MAN   01-11-2006 at 02:07:31 AM
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I've heard of a 10% performance increase with DDR2 667. Impressive power numbers from a .09nm compared to a .065nm i must say though against the 955EE. Will AMD be giving us 3ghz X2's when they finally make the switch over to 0.065nm
Another review got their fx60 to 3.2ghz on crappy water with just a small bump in vcore.



Will that be 10% increase of wasted bandwidth or if the CPU will really benefit from it?? Even PC3200 is not saturated by currrent AMD..
Better multitasking and more FPS in multithreaded games.

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ltcommander_data   01-11-2006 at 03:59:58 AM
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It's hard to tell real world results right now, but AMD is marketing AM2 as providing a 400MHz PR Rating boost. When the X2 3800+ moves to AM2 it will be renamed the X2 4200+. Since it'll have the exact same clock speed and cache amount, the difference should be from the switch to DDR2. Of course, PR ratings are still PR, but they do give an idea.

http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=28367

The announced X2 4600+ will probably be the current X2 4200+, the X2 4800+ the current X2 4400+, and the X2 5000+ the current 4600+. I guess AMD is keeping the current X2 4800+ (future X2 5200+) in reserve until Conroe arrives.

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