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Athlon 64 X2 and Opteron prices

The Turion 64s after prices we can finally find out how much they charge for dual-core AMD CPUs for desktops, servers and workstations.

Product nameClockSecond. cachePrice (USD)Mass appearance
Opteron 8752,20 GHz2 × 1 MB2649May
Opteron 8702,00 GHz2 × 1 MB2169May
Opteron 8651,80 GHz2 × 1 MB1514May
Opteron 2752,20 GHz2 × 1 MB1299May
Opteron 2702,00 GHz2 × 1 MB1051May
Opteron 2651,80 GHz2 × 1 MB850May
Opteron 1752,20 GHz2 × 1 MB-June
Opteron 1702,00 GHz2 × 1 MB-June
Opteron 1651,80 GHz2 × 1 MB-June
     
Athlon 64 X2 4800 +2,40 GHz2 × 1 MB1001June
Athlon 64 X2 4600 +2,40 GHz2 × 512 KB803June
Athlon 64 X2 4400 +2,20 GHz2 × 1 MB581June
Athlon 64 X2 4200 +2,20 GHz2 × 512 KB537June
 
About the marking system for the dual-core Athlon 64s in our detailed news we have already reported that the current top model, the Athlon 64 X2 4800+ has a clock speed of 2,40 GHz and 2 MB of L4600 cache. However, we didn't know anything about the weaker specimens so far, now it's clear. So the 4800+ is a version of the 4200+ with a half-level cache, just like the 4400+, which, like the 2,20+, runs at XNUMX GHz but has half the cache.
 
As far as prices are concerned, our judgment is a bit ambiguous. The $ 537 price of the weakest model is definitely high for true mass spread to come into play. However, for those who usually buy more powerful machines, this is still affordable. That is, while the traditional Athlon 64 FXs and Pentium (4) Extreme Editions are mostly only in tests, they can probably get Athlon 64 X2 4400 + quite a few in the beginning.

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