Originally posted by: CheesePoofs
It probably wont' drop the prices of other AMD chips, only the fx's. It should be coming out withing a month or two though.
Originally posted by: REDtoLINE
When will the FX-57 come out...because i am waiting for it to come out so the other prices of AMD processor will drop...
Originally posted by: christopherzombie
Originally posted by: REDtoLINE
When will the FX-57 come out...because i am waiting for it to come out so the other prices of AMD processor will drop...
The FX-55 will turn into the 4200+ with the multi locked and cost $700.
Originally posted by: n yusef
I think what he means is that there will be a 2.6GHz San Diego (1MB L2 Venice) chip with locked multies to take the place of the FX-55.
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
FX-57 = 2.8 Ghz san diego
4200+ = 2.6 Ghz san diego
Buying a 3000+ venice and overclocking it to 3 Ghz = priceless
Originally posted by: hippotautamus
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
FX-57 = 2.8 Ghz san diego
4200+ = 2.6 Ghz san diego
Buying a 3000+ venice and overclocking it to 3 Ghz = priceless
You don't buy an FX for speed, you buy it for Cache size and unlocked multiplier.
I agree with you though, the FX is a waste of money. If cache = that important, get the 4000+
Originally posted by: Duvie
Originally posted by: n yusef
I think what he means is that there will be a 2.6GHz San Diego (1MB L2 Venice) chip with locked multies to take the place of the FX-55.
That is a big stretch....He is just wrong the way he worded it...The FX55 is not a sand diego core so it will not just be the FX55 turned into a 4200+...It is a new core, period...
Originally posted by: NightCrawler
FX-57 = 2.8 Ghz san diego
4200+ = 2.6 Ghz san diego
Buying a 3000+ venice and overclocking it to 3 Ghz = priceless
Yes the prices are dropping, but it isn't because new FX's are being released.Originally posted by: Kensai
Originally posted by: CheesePoofs
It probably wont' drop the prices of other AMD chips, only the fx's. It should be coming out withing a month or two though.
The prices of the other chips are dropping slowly though.
Originally posted by: BitByBit
It seems that AMD only ever has one 'FX' A64 in production at any one time, excluding the non-FX incarnations of these processors.
That would explain why I haven't seen any FX-51s around since shortly after their release.
