Morning Tech Bits [Mar 16, 2004, 11:57 am ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Thanks Mike Martinez.
- AMD renovates Athlon 64.
- Privacy Safeguards Deep-Sixed.
- Europe Considers Harsh Piracy Law.
- Europeans take a shine to Google.
- The Eolas-Microsoft case--patent ending.
- 10-Gigabit Ethernet comes alive.
- Bagle turns to anti-spam trick.
- Self-Destructing DVD Trials Expanded.
- Graphics Chips Get More Graphic. Thanks Gandhi.
- Nanotechnology: Tiny hope or big hype?
- Movie clips out to tantalize Web surfers.
- Honey, I Shrunk the URL.
- For Orlando Soto, No Day Is Complete Without Some Spam.
- Late-model car codes frustrate mechanics.
- Privacy fears erode support for anticrime network.
- DVD-copying sales ban reinstated.
- Charged with having 3,400 fake DVDs and Playstation games.
For a minute you had me confused but now I understand. I guess you're talking about the AthlonXP chips (2800, 2500, etc)? Those are their budget ends now while the higher end Athlon64 are in the 3000,3200,and 3400 range (equivalent to clock speeds of 3Ghz, 3.2Ghz, and 3.4Ghz). Then there's also the higher end FX- series whose price is.... insane.
Note that even Intel is acknowledging (given they are changing naming practices) that the number of gigahertz is not the only determining factor in how fast a PC can go.
Note that even Intel is acknowledging (given they are changing naming practices) that the number of gigahertz is not the only determining factor in how fast a PC can go.
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