is it just me...

[sirmixalot42691]

or did the socket 939 x2 4200+ start disappearing?? i was under the impression they were still in production or am I wrong

 

[PC eye]

AMD is redirected parts for Socket 939 models for developing and manufacturing the upcoming quad core models at the present time. Expect quantities to be somewhat limited.

 

[sirmixalot42691]

okay thanks for the reply. i was hoping that AMD would wait until early 2007 to stop selling socket 939s so i could save enough money to get one then but i guess not

 

[pdc76]

seems to me like the 4400+ is harder to find than the 4200+.

 

[Archangel]

try finding 4800+ s939's they were quite rare when they were in full production,.. and now..

 

[PC eye]

Some models obviously sell faster then others. The top X2s along with the cheapest X2s would sell the most. Now that production of the quad core line has taken supply of the 939 away from vendors some older ones are suddenly appearing out of nowhere like a 3400+ 939 model? Those only saw limited production as oem for a short period. I dug back 2yrs. to get info on that one!

 

[pdc76]

yeah, i read that post.

 

[StrangleHold]

Some models obviously sell faster then others. The top X2s along with the cheapest X2s would sell the most. Now that production of the quad core line has taken supply of the 939 away from vendors some older ones are suddenly appearing out of nowhere like a 3400+ 939 model? Those only saw limited production as oem for a short period. I dug back 2yrs. to get info on that one!

Your unbelievable

 

[pdc76]

that's funny.

 

[cybereclipse]

Some models obviously sell faster then others. The top X2s along with the cheapest X2s would sell the most. Now that production of the quad core line has taken supply of the 939 away from vendors some older ones are suddenly appearing out of nowhere like a 3400+ 939 model? Those only saw limited production as oem for a short period. I dug back 2yrs. to get info on that one!

wow u worked a bit tooo hard to find that info...

 

[PC eye]

wow u worked a bit tooo hard to find that info...

One item I came across on the short lived OEM model talks about it having been a great chip for ocing. It takes awhile sometimes. But I guess I'm a little stubborn in that department. http://newjersey.craigslist.org/sys/227886141.html

 

[StrangleHold]

So hard to find info on them?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Athlon+64+3400+939&btnG=Google+Search

 

[PC eye]

So hard to find info on them?
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Athlon+64+3400+939&btnG=Google+Search

When the only references seen on them is for a sale price nad you are not specifically looking for it you'd be surprised how many won't even notice. Those were manufactured strictly for Compact for a bried period of time. The 3500+ was soon seen due to the 1000mhz not 800mhz HTT seen with everyone else.

 

[StrangleHold]

When the only references seen on them is for a sale price nad you are not specifically looking for it you'd be surprised how many won't even notice. Those were manufactured strictly for Compact for a bried period of time. The 3500+ was soon seen due to the 1000mhz not 800mhz HTT seen with everyone else.

Talk so much and say nothing!