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AMD has gone live with quad-core Phenom

Posted on 19 November 2007 by Dumitru Marian

AMD quad-core Phenom

As expected, AMD has launched the quad-core Phenom which provides a new platform codenamed “Spider”. This platform combines AMD Phenom quad-core processors, ATI Radeon HD 3800 series graphics, and AMD 7-series chipsets with CrossFireX and AMD OverDrive software for what AMD calls the “Ultimate Visual Experience.” To make a short review of this quad-core, the HD 3800 cards are very good for mid-range graphics, and the 7-series chipset is ok but AMD should roll-on those clock speed beyond the 2.2GHz Phenom 9500 ($251), 2.3GHz Phenom 9600 ($283) and 2.4GHz and 2.6GHz Phenon 9700 and 9900, in case they want to pull ahead Intel’s quad-core offerings. AMD’s products will be available in Q1 2008 for only $300 and 350$, respectively.

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    [...] for AMD, who slipped the shipping date of their 2.4GHz Phenom 9700 and 2.6 GHz 9900 CPUs. Initially announced for Q1, it seems that the quad-core CPUs are now expected for Q2 2008. We don’t know for sure, but [...]

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