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AMD is showing off new levels efficiency in its newest socket. AMD claims 37 per cent better performance a watt of the new AM2 processors than their socket 939 counterparts. AMD Also claims that Athlon 64 X2 dual core desktop chips will give 154 per cent better performance a watt than its older variant. Dual core chips may only use a relatively low count of 14 watts.
AMD Also released launch prices.
Athlon 64 X2 Socket AM2 Pricing
4800+ $671
4600+ $601
4400+ $514
4200+ $417
4000+ $353
3800+ $323
The small form factor versions
3800+ $364
3500+ $231
Semprons
3400+ $145
3200+ $119
3000+ $101
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
AMD Also released launch prices.
Athlon 64 X2 Socket AM2 Pricing
4800+ $671
4600+ $601
4400+ $514
4200+ $417
4000+ $353
3800+ $323
The small form factor versions
3800+ $364
3500+ $231
Semprons
3400+ $145
3200+ $119
3000+ $101
View at TechPowerUp Main Site
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. I can't wait until these things really come out, and then we can see how AM2 stands.