AMD issues dramatic price cuts for triple-core CPUs
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AMD issues dramatic price cuts for triple-core CPUs
Just read about this news, A quick look at Intel’s price sheet reveals that AMD decided to price its X3 processors at the very low-end of Intel’s Core 2 Duo range. ( AMD Athlon X2 BE-2400 2.3Ghz Dual Core for $25 ): AMD issues dramatic price cuts for triple-core CPUs
That is really annoying...every time Intel has a new processor an old computer drops in value...
Is 64bit out there or is it dead for the home user? (like the MMX).
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