I was looking around for a new computer to build my self and i was looking at Mwave.com and the price's are ture

AMD ATHLON 64 3000+ $95.32
AMD ATHLON 64 3200+ $105.93
AMD ATHLON 64 3500+ $116.63
AMD ATHLON 64 3800+ $148.73

You can go to Mwave.com to see for your self

I mean holy crap $148 for a 3800+ i mean dang that is a awesome deal i now can build a good gaming cmputer with out burning a Hole in my wallet.


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Yup its nice too see competition from intel!
The thing is, with intel's +/- 60% price cut, you'll get even more bang for the buck with a P4/PD...

I love when intel and amd have price wars it makes me very happy. because like i said i can get a great cpu for a great price

3800+ not in stock at mwave
When will newegg lower their price on 3800+?!

I hear Yugos are cheap too. Conroe is the only Intel CPU worth wasting bandwidth on.

I hear Yugos are cheap too. Conroe is the only Intel CPU worth wasting bandwidth on.

It's all very well but it's single core price-cuts. Does anyone actually want a single-core now that much? I know for one, I'm going dual-core only, be it AM2 Athlon 64 X2, Core Duo or Core 2 Duo, after my system getting stifled by a single-core processor I wouldn't want to go back to one.

I think newegg is being kinda greedy ATM because every where ease has droped price's but them. Unless they know something is going happen that we dont but i think its just greed

i have not used a dual-core i am not going to spend $300-650 on a dual-core when a single core is just fine for alot of people these days. when they drop the dual core price's to like $200-400 then i will but i am not going to spend $300 on a dual-core when a Single core 3800+ will only cost me $168

Well I want single core A64 now, because of the price cuts. Dual core still a little pricey IMO.

Ok, just so long as you know Intel's dual-cores can be had for that price, we were just discussing it in another thread. Apparently you can get a 930D for just $190 (not that I'd know because I'm in the UK), or an 805D for about $120. So unless you really have an Intel dislike, dual-core really can come that cheap. I remember when I had a dual-socket Pentium III machine and it was amazingly responsive, I miss those days. Ok, not many apps are optimized for dual-core but it's more about the multi-tasking and responsiveness of the system.

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