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Low End A64 bargains to be had for the adventurous!
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Yea... like this error on AMDCompare showing X2s have voltages of 1.35V to 1.40V. In fact, they have 1.30V to 1.35V. There are much more mistakes on this web... not to mention that many chips are missing.c627627 said:His sources were AMD documents.
Yet another example of how poorly AMD PR, marketing and overall information distribution is run?
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OPN tables - public of NDA versions. For PowerNow! steps, you need Thermal Data Sheets that are, however, harder to get.c627627 said:
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Public versions contain already released CPUs. NDA versions contain already released CPUs + already released CPUs for specific partners (do you remember 3400+ s939 chip?) + CPUs that will be available in few months.c627627 said:
Sometimes a mistake will happen but that is very rare.
I think public version can be obtained from AMD representatives if you want it.
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crazy sounds great guys!!! im excited.. i want something new my overclock addictions are building up with my computer being complete right now.. besides a 2nd 7800 gtx but thats not as fun as overclocking a cpu!!!
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bah, NOW AMD does this, after i decided to go dual core
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Can't find any opteron that isn't s940... not sure where to get these s939 opterons.
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they arnt out yet.. but they will be anyday now!!! yayaya~
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Wow, a very interesting four pages of reading. I'm excited to see how this whole situation pans out. You still ready to take the dive Sucka?
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Still not a sniff of these on distributor listings. They mention the Opteron 254 scheduled for mid September and 2 and 8 way dual core Optis including the new 280 and 870 on socket 940 for end of 3rd week in September but absolutely nothing on these socket 939 1 ways.
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damn how long do u think it could be before they come out?! i may get a dual core when they hit 200ish... and have it last for a while.. but this would be great to toy with til then!
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It'll be a looong wait for that 45% price drop of dual cores you're waiting forEspElement said:
They may be in the high $2xxs, 2006ish or thereabouts though.
The fact even OC Detective can't find distributor listings for 1 way 939 Opterons means we may be looking at pre-Holiday sales at the earliest unless they appear overnight out of the blue.
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isnt there supposed to be a 1.8 model out soon?
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The thing is c627627 the listings show the old socket 940 1 ways at the distributors with absolutely no stock at all. This has been the position for the past few weeks so there may be some hope of an unexpected arrival - especially if as Petr says they can be bought in Europe.
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Remember when you broke the news about mobos compatible with both Socket 939 and Socket M2 CPUs, Anandtech has it on review today: http://www.anandtech.com/mb/showdoc.aspx?i=2524
$68 starting price, ASRock included a slot for an "upgrade riser card" for Socket M2, in addition to AGP and PCIe compatibility. Heh. What does hitechjb1 think of this jambalaya mobo.
$68 starting price, ASRock included a slot for an "upgrade riser card" for Socket M2, in addition to AGP and PCIe compatibility. Heh. What does hitechjb1 think of this jambalaya mobo.
