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We laugh, but you know for a fact someone will.....

How comes Toms is a German site, yet these boards are commercially available in Germany and Toms hasn't had a review yet?

(I really did prefer it when it was just vanilla THG)
 

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We laugh, but you know for a fact someone will.....

How comes Toms is a German site, yet these boards are commercially available in Germany and Toms hasn't had a review yet?

(I really did prefer it when it was just vanilla THG)
Toms did review AM2 before..
 

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Bit of a price premium compared to the 939 they are selling, about 50-60 Euros :(

Works out to a $60-$73 premium... add in the probable extra cost for the MB + Memory and I guess your looking at $100 over a 939 solution :(

Sigh what to do, what to do....
 

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Link? It's not in the 'past major CPU articles' section of the main page. We get auto redir to tomshardware.co.uk at the moment, not sure if that makes a difference or whether I missed it.

All this moves so fast, one day missed and you could miss something big.
 

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Link? It's not in the 'past major CPU articles' section of the main page. We get auto redir to tomshardware.co.uk at the moment, not sure if that makes a difference or whether I missed it.

All this moves so fast, one day missed and you could miss something big.
http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/02/21/a_look_at_amds_socket_am2_platform/
 

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Oh, I did see that article, but I was leaning more towards a review of the production boards and production CPUs, not the engineering samples in that review.

The sample X2 4800 that gets recognised as a mobile Sempron isn't nearly as interesting as a production FX-62.

Cheers for finding the link, though.
 

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1,276.09 EUR Euro = 1,621.74 USD United States Dollars

That is one expensive cpu, wonder if this thing would be faster than the highest end of Conroe? (I'm guessing around $1000)
 

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Seeing as pre-release Conroe samples were going for $850 on eBay, I'd think twice about predicting $1000+ pricings.
Yes, but those are engineering samples or black market trades that most likelier than not do not even POST. Intel has released a detailed list of Core 2 Duo pricing and is so far sticking to it.
 

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