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Athlon 64 FX-60

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ezdriver

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I have always wondered about the speed designation of the FX series chips. If memory serves me right, I believe that the old FX-50 designation was done away with and simply called the Athlon 64 4000+. I am using a 939 motherboard and probably going to buy an FX-60 CPU, and was wondering what the speed equivalence rating might be for it (5000+, 6000+?). Thanks for the insight on this chip.

ez
 
There is no 2.6 Ghz dual-core Skt. 939 chip, except for the FX-60. But, according to AMD's naming of the other 939 chips, it would be a 5200.
 
Originally posted by: myocardia
There is no 2.6 Ghz dual-core Skt. 939 chip, except for the FX-60. But, according to AMD's naming of the other 939 chips, it would be a 5200.
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Opteron 185 is a Dual core 2.6ghz 939 chip
 
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