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seems weird AMD with an L3 cache? is that a mistake? shouldn't it say L2?
also why would they use old number names, that'll make people confused... the people who don't keep much track. well, looks like AMD now has the technology to make dual processor / quad core computers... for a total of 8 cores... that is, without clustering them.

what im wondering is how fast is HT this time? and why would they make processors in increments of 100mhz instead of two? seems like a waste of money to me really. did they switch to 65nm yet?
 
Yea its L3, there all 65mn and the numbering, they droped the PR rating. So a 2.4ghz Athlon 64 will be called a Athlon 64 2400. There all 200mhz increments!
 
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I notice the clock speeds on the dual cores are decently higher than Intel's... anyone know how they match up?
 
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