Comments for: Athlons, Turions don slimmer prices for the fall

#10. Posted at 08:13 AM on Oct 24th 2006

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Saribro

What's this Turion "MK" stuff? I can't find any of it on either amd.com or amdcompare.com.

#6. Posted at 03:29 PM on Oct 23rd 2006

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MadManOriginal

Stealth launch of a new CPU - the 65nm Celeron 347.

#6, maybe with the death of netburst, the celeron line will ceas... : leor (#8) «

#8, As long as their don't cripple them too much - they have ... : wierdo (#9) «

#2. Posted at 01:44 PM on Oct 23rd 2006

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Proesterchen

I'd still take the C2D T7200 over the TX2 despite the $31 premium, good news on the X2 3800+ and still high on fumes with its FX-62 pricing.

In other news:

Intel also adjusted prices on some of its lineup today, amongst the changes are cuts to the PD 915 and 820, the Celeron D line and a couple of mobile processors. Full list at the following link:

http://www.intel.com/intel/finance/pricelist/processor_price_list.p...

#2, Yep, but still got to consider the mobo price difference. : muyuubyou (#7) «

#3. Posted at 02:03 PM on Oct 23rd 2006

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R2P2

TR's AM2 writeup says the Athlon 64 3800+ is 2.4Ghz. Why would anyone buy a 2.2Ghz Sempron for the same price?

#3, And how does a processor that's clearly slower get the same ... : R2P2 (#4) «

#4, Model numbers are not supposed to be comparable between d... : Flying Fox (#5) «

#1. Posted at 12:11 PM on Oct 23rd 2006

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Shintai

HARRR! More pricedrops, we consumers sure love a pricewar :D