Tuesday, October 16th 2007
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AMD Considering New Naming Scheme for Processors
According to X-Bit labs, we may see an entirely new naming scheme for all processors coming out of AMD's factories. A basic run-down of how the changes would re-name current and future products...
Source:
X-bit Labs
In the long term, this new naming nomenclature will make things a lot easier for customer, retailer, and manufacturer alike. However, in early 2008, when this naming scheme might take effect, it could cause some confusion.
- AMD Phenom FX - quad-core microprocessors for enthusiasts with or without capability to work in pairs.
- AMD Phenom 9000 - quad-core processors for single-socket machines.
- AMD Phenom 7000 - triple-core microprocessors.
- AMD Athlon 6000 - dual-core microprocessors.
- AMD Athlon LE-1000 - single-core microprocessors.
- AMD Sempron LE-1000 - single-core microprocessors.
13 Comments on AMD Considering New Naming Scheme for Processors
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Stick to Athlon, maybe make the new quad known as 'Titan' core, it just sounds ghetto (and overpowering)...
But, when are the rumored Phenoms getting released? Particularly the quad-cores...