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http://www.newegg.com/app/View...=19-103-503&depa=1
I'm currently talking out a system with a friend and he just sent me this link. Its to a s939 A64 3400. I was under the impression that all 3400s were of the s754 variety. Also, this 's939 3400' costs 20 dollars more than a s939 3500, which I know to be actually s939.
Think this a typo on Newegg's part?
Edit - I see this link on AMD's part, which states that the 3400 is a s754 part. Which means Newegg made a booboo.
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Proce...5_9487%5E10248,00.html
If they have a s939 3400 now, then AMD hasn't updated their site. Googling the PN on newegg lists several sites that have s939 3400s for sale though.
I'm currently talking out a system with a friend and he just sent me this link. Its to a s939 A64 3400. I was under the impression that all 3400s were of the s754 variety. Also, this 's939 3400' costs 20 dollars more than a s939 3500, which I know to be actually s939.
Think this a typo on Newegg's part?
Edit - I see this link on AMD's part, which states that the 3400 is a s754 part. Which means Newegg made a booboo.
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Proce...5_9487%5E10248,00.html
If they have a s939 3400 now, then AMD hasn't updated their site. Googling the PN on newegg lists several sites that have s939 3400s for sale though.