ZipZoomFly already selling 3400+

[Corporate Thug]

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80704-R

 

[helloguy]

yup,but the price is making the 3000+ more attractive~

 

[myocardia]

Originally posted by: helloguy
yup,but the price is making the 3000+ more attractive~

Yeah, especially since we know how to overclock!

 

[JBT]

Woa nice WTH hell is up with no one knowing about release dates from AMD lately...

 

[klah]

Wesley says they will have their review up tomorrow.

 

[dethman]

nice to amd moving along.

 

[ragazzo]

Newegg

3400+ OEM @ $404

 

[Jeff7181]

Look at the price of the 3200... I bet those people who bought them at $400 are pleanty pissed off right aboutnow =)

 

[XeoBllaze]

Originally posted by: ragazzo
Newegg

3400+ OEM @ $404

...and I bought my 3200+ for $418 a few weeks ago :disgust:

 

[Richdog]

Originally posted by: XeoBllaze

Originally posted by: ragazzo
Newegg

3400+ OEM @ $404

...and I bought my 3200+ for $418 a few weeks ago :disgust:

lol which is why it's always silly to upgrade to a new platform as soon as it comes out. Waiting a few months means you'll get a far faster chip for the same price.:beer:

 

[DAPUNISHER]

Originally posted by: XeoBllaze

Originally posted by: ragazzo
Newegg

3400+ OEM @ $404

...and I bought my 3200+ for $418 a few weeks ago :disgust:

Ouch! I still don't think given the reviews I've read that I'd pay the extra $55 over what I spent on the 3000+ just for the extra cache though.

 

[Jeff7181]

Originally posted by: DAPUNISHER

Originally posted by: XeoBllaze

Originally posted by: ragazzo
Newegg

3400+ OEM @ $404

...and I bought my 3200+ for $418 a few weeks ago :disgust:

Ouch! I still don't think given the reviews I've read that I'd pay the extra $55 over what I spent on the 3000+ just for the extra cache though.

If you plan to run any 64-bit code on it you should. 64-bit code is inherently more bulky, which will require more cache to keep the RAM hits down.

 

[Evdawg]

Hey, i have the 64bit quesiton (har har). When does windows OS come out to support these processors? Does win2k3 do that?

 

[Evdawg]

*bumpy*

 

[KF]

>When does windows OS come out to support these processors? Does win2k3 do that?

MS is just doing Betas and they do not seem to be in a hurry to get out a final. Linux people claim there is a Linux version that runs in 64bit mode, but I haven't run across it.

 

[stardust]

64bit also comes hand in hand with 1gb of memory

 

[DAPUNISHER]

Originally posted by: KF
>When does windows OS come out to support these processors? Does win2k3 do that?

MS is just doing Betas and they do not seem to be in a hurry to get out a final. Linux people claim there is a Linux version that runs in 64bit mode, but I haven't run across it.

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