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  1. 10-02-2003, 06:54 PM #1
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    Athlon 64 3200+ Available...

    Dangeo Computers has it for 634 bucks and you can get a KT800 board for it for 212 bucks.

    The 3.2C is 980 bucks, and the Intel boards are more expensive than the KT800 board.

    Looks good for AMD. (Calm down all you Intel fans... I'm not saying Intel is in danger)
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    What's so great about the price of that proc?

    Newegg:http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduc...103-416&DEPA=0



    I agree, it does look good for AMD.
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    I love how I'm always 3 steps behind the cutting edge of technology
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    I love how I'm always 3 steps behind the cutting edge of technology
    I hear ya! I need that Barton...
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    Originally posted by XP18004life
    I love how I'm always 3 steps behind the cutting edge of technology
    Dude, I'm running a tualatin at 1.0 and pc133 memory. I'm WAAAAAAY back from the cutting edge. I think the proper term for where I'm at is the sobbing edge. The point where you just break down crying from your hardware.
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    Originally posted by speedstream5621
    What's so great about the price of that proc?

    Newegg:http://www.newegg.com/app/viewproduc...103-416&DEPA=0



    I agree, it does look good for AMD.
    That's a Canadian site... lol.
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  7. 10-02-2003, 08:48 PM #7
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    That's a Canadian site... lol.
    Oh...the site didn't load for me the first time. It didn't even occur to me that the site could be Canadian though.
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    Originally posted by Big_Mac
    Dude, I'm running a tualatin at 1.0 and pc133 memory. I'm WAAAAAAY back from the cutting edge. I think the proper term for where I'm at is the sobbing edge. The point where you just break down crying from your hardware.

    I still have a T-bird. I'm like...5 steps behind.

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    Dude, I'm running a tualatin at 1.0 and pc133 memory. I'm WAAAAAAY back from the cutting edge. I think the proper term for where I'm at is the sobbing edge. The point where you just break down crying from your hardware.
    I still have a T-bird. I'm like...5 steps behind.
    Thanks for the ego booster guys
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    yeah...i'm flying in the clouds after reading this...
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    iam a littel confused as to which board we can use for these new CPUs. The Description of the SK8N says Opteron series 200, and, I see no "Series 200" number for any of the FX CPUs... God, this is teh crazy.
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    Re: Athlon 64 3200+ Available...

    Originally posted by KaoTiK
    Dangeo Computers has it for 634 bucks and you can get a KT800 board for it for 212 bucks.

    The 3.2C is 980 bucks, and the Intel boards are more expensive than the KT800 board.

    Looks good for AMD. (Calm down all you Intel fans... I'm not saying Intel is in danger)

    My competitor had the A64 assembled in his showroom paired with a 9800pro. I didn't get to see the final 3dmark score but it was running the Dragon thingy at 300+ fps . He wants $4100 us for the set up. (Good luck! )
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    Originally posted by XP18004life
    Thanks for the ego booster guys
    I'll be getting a 2500+ soon and overclocking it to hell. I have the MB and memory to do so

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    Originally posted by XP18004life
    I love how I'm always 3 steps behind the cutting edge of technology
    i like keeping my money. no need to upgrade all the time. so far everything i need to do still runs fine with my setup.
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    Originally posted by speedyaxon
    yeah...i'm flying in the clouds after reading this...
    Yup, thanks for the ego boost! *looks luvingly at own rig*
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