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26th May 2002, 18:57
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| Member  Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is
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 |  general hardware forum? weet niet goed waar ik dit moet zetten want eigenlijk hebben we geen general hardware onderdeel... "We have already told you that on Monday, May 27, 2002 AMD is allegedly going to carry out a massive price reduction. As The Inquirer reports, the CPU retailers try to sell out as many processors as possible before the prices go down. The prices usually get reduced when the new fastest models are announced. This time is also not an exception. In this and this online stores you can see Athlon XP 2200+ selling for $249 and $215 respectively. $249 seems to me to be a bit too high, because on Monday the No.1 competitor, Intel Pentium 4 2.2GHz will cost $241 (see this news story). In this case we dare suppose that Athlon XP 2200+ (1.8GHz actual core clock) will drop down to around $200-$215. Thoroughbred based processors are expected to come out on June 10, 2002. This way, the already selling Athlon XP 2200+ is nevertheless based on Palomino core, although there used to circulate some rumors about AMD’s inability to develop an Athlon XP based on the old core but working at 1.8GHz. According to the info coming from our unofficial sources, AMD is going to release a server Athlon MP 2100+ in the end of June-beginning of July. It is even more interesting that the new processor will support faster system bus, and the core logic – faster memory type. The use of 166MHz FSB grants a pretty tangible performance increase by Athlon XP processors (see our article called AMD Athlon XP and 166MHz FSB: Why Not?), however there are no chipsets in the market yet, which could work at this frequency officially and be certified for server usage." dit is onbegrijpelijk... ze verkopen dus en masse 2200+ palomino's, binnen twee weken zijn er t'breds 2200+ en de mp's ondersteunen fsb 166... what to think...
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26th May 2002, 21:02
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| [M] Reviewer  Join Date: May 2002
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| goed voor ons zeker  prijzen vallen nu best mee, kijk naar die Intel PIV 2.4 533.... |
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27th May 2002, 10:38
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| Member Join Date: May 2002
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| Mmmmh prijsverlagingen :-) Dan kan ik volgende maand ook nog eens aan een nieuwe config gaan denken. Misschien dat ik zelfs ooit eens ga overclocken dan  |
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27th May 2002, 12:03
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| prijsverlagingen zijn altijd welkom voor wij, arme, oc'ers  |
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