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Socket AM2 birth scheduled for 6th of June
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AMD has a fixed date for its socket AM2 launch,The Inquirer reports. From the article: "We can now finally confirm that AMD has decided to rename its socket and to call it socket AM2. All of the dual core performance, mainstream and extreme gaming versions of the AM2 CPUs will sample by the end of this month."
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