Monday, May 29th 2006
AMD 5000+ and FX62 support socket 939
AMD will release Athlon 5000+ and FX 62 in socket 939 flavours. This is great news for many socket 939 supporters as we believed that 4800+ and FX 60 will be the last stop for you all.
AMD certainly hasn't made a big song and dance about it, but it clearly says on its website that it will support socket 939 with its new CPUs.
Source:
The Inq
AMD certainly hasn't made a big song and dance about it, but it clearly says on its website that it will support socket 939 with its new CPUs.
80 Comments on AMD 5000+ and FX62 support socket 939
Probably by then, the DDR2 800mhz will be more mature with better latencies for 2gb dual channel kits instead of being trounched by lower latency DDR1.
explain tto me please
Though I support AMD, I find myself lacking the resolve to buy an AM2 over the Intel Conroe in good conscience when obviously AM2 is lacking. Just doesn't seem right to pay about the same for an inferior product when placed side by side.
If man was a better race, we would shed our preconceptions and embrace the best technology, the best life we could bloody well get our hands on... As it is, people will buy slower products at a high cost from other manufacturers, because they have formed some kind of sub-conscious force-field protecting them from the necessity of conscious thought and reasoning...
This is the radiance of mortal ignorance, let us bask in its evanescent glow... :wtf:
That's you.
Oh, and just so you know. I have four AMD systems, two Intel systems. An Intel laptop, a Pentium 3 server. Both my gaming systems are AMD...