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**Opteron 144 Socket 939 In Stock**

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This sucks its $30 more at ebay plus shipping I don't get why everyone and there mom are newegg fanboys


edit: sorry dunno why i wrote ebay b4
 
Originally posted by: bigpow
Here

eWiz Opty-144

Plenty of Opterons everywhere, stocks are pouring in - so much for the hype 😀

Specification:
[*]Mfr Part Number: OSA144ATBOX
[*]Model Number:144
[*]Frequency:1.8 GHz
[*]HT Speed:800MHz
[*]L2 Cache Size:1MB
[*]Socket:940
[*]Mfr. Tech.:0.13 micron SOI

Hope you didn't order.
 
Sorry what I meant does cabne mean is that a good thing? Also what are these bad boys know to clock to when OC'd just with Air
 
I just ordered mine on Mwave for 163

Probalby the last of the 160 dollar opterons, have you guys gotten good steppings here?
 
Originally posted by: bigpow
Here

eWiz Opty-144

Plenty of Opterons everywhere, stocks are pouring in - so much for the hype 😀

Lots of Socket 940s available...

According to rumor, AMD doesn't want enthusiasts to have them for their home computers since people are getting kick-ass overclocks out of them. If true, these very well might be the last of the Socket 939 Opterons available to the general public through legitimate retailers.
 
I got mine wednesday i did not check the stepping yet i will check it tonight.

What is the best stepping opteron 144 has and how much they volt they need to touch 3ghz
 
wow these guys can reach 3ghz is that with just air and whats the life expectancy if you clock it that high
 
best steppings are

1. CABNE most all do 2.8ghz on stock 1.4volts core
2. CABYE most do 2.6ghz on stock 1.4volts core, some will do 2.8 or more with more volts
3. CABGE 2.4 on stock volts, amybe 2.6ghz if your lucky, probably not much more.

this is just from what i have read on the net and the several i have owned and tested.
 
Looks like the mwave 144s are all gone. As well as Newegg and ChiefValue. The only place left that I see is Monarch and I don't think many people will want to pay $200 for one.
 
Originally posted by: WhipperSnapper
Originally posted by: bigpow
Here

eWiz Opty-144

Plenty of Opterons everywhere, stocks are pouring in - so much for the hype 😀

Lots of Socket 940s available...

According to rumor, AMD doesn't want enthusiasts to have them for their home computers since people are getting kick-ass overclocks out of them. If true, these very well might be the last of the Socket 939 Opterons available to the general public through legitimate retailers.

I will take that rumor with a grain of salt. I doubt that AMD is worried about a small portion of enthusiasts overclocking these procecessors. They have no way of knowing who is going to OC. But the online shops know these are a hot item and I expect them to charge higher prices when they get more stock.


 
Originally posted by: Granolith Surfer

I will take that rumor with a grain of salt. I doubt that AMD is worried about a small portion of enthusiasts overclocking these procecessors. They have no way of knowing who is going to OC. But the online shops know these are a hot item and I expect them to charge higher prices when they get more stock.

Actually, the "rumor" is highly likely. I've posted on it a few other places. The manager of Opteron sales at AMD called me a few days ago and confirmed that retail shipments will stop once currently supply is exhausted. There will likely still be some OEM versions that will filter through the grey market, but expect large retail sales to stop.

Anything is possible, but I'd put money on this being true at this point.
 
Originally posted by: kamranziadar
Originally posted by: Maluno
Hotter: I just purchased a 144 from Monarch for 150 shipped... 😉

What the, you make sure you did not bought the Socket 940 🙂 they don;t have it in stock.


Originally posted by: StumbleBum1
Originally posted by: kamranziadar
Bro you bought the Socket 940. There is no Socket 939 on their site.

What's one little pin when there is so many?:roll:

Originally posted by: DeadMilkman
I can hear it now

"Well I had a 939 motherboard so I pulled one pin out of the chip but its DOA and didn't work, I need a nother one."

omg... :Q my heart stopped for a minute there. I haven't checked this thread in a few days, and I read what you all said about Monarch not having 939s, and doubted myself for a second, thinking I _had_ bought the 940 socket in my rush to get it before they jacked the price up.

Felt like a complete moron for a moment, because it came in the mail yesterday, I thought how in the hell could I have missed the "940 socket" bit when I ordered it, _and_ when I was taking pictures of the stepping last night. Well, after sprinting across the hall into my room and grabbing the box, I can sigh in relief, it says 939. Hehe, I knew all along... 😱 But seriously, I was scared for a second there, thought I had done something incredibly stupid after having researched for months and months... 🙂 Ahhh...

BTW, it was a cabne 0544 EPMW stepping, fingers crossed, hoping for at least 2700Mhz. the rest of my parts come in the mail from Newegg sometime next week.
 
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