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165 isnt a bad price for an 8120
Based on how big they (the chip's die size) I felt like llano on the desktop was over priced before.
Now that you can get an A8 and motherboard for ~$200, well, now we're talking
Makes the MC deal less impressive, maybe they'll sweeten it up some more....
What did Anand say? That there are no bad processors, just processors at the wrong price.
It's hard to believe there can be much margin on the big FX CPUs, though.
What did Anand say? That there are no bad processors, just processors at the wrong price.
It's hard to believe there can be much margin on the big FX CPUs, though.
If i could run a 8120 at 5ghz daily i could live with the horrible ipc
I wouldn't think so either, no. They're quite bit chips to produce.
These are the kinds of prices we should have seen at launch but it's taken this long for them to wake up. The 8150 should be beneath the 2500K MSRP instead of hovering all-too-closely to the 2600K. At $180 the 8150 would actually make some sense.
If i could run a 8120 at 5ghz daily i could live with the horrible ipc
8120 is definitely a good deal. I nay actually use one in a future cheaper build for somebody.
Nice job AMD.
...but probably not the heat generated. Yikes!
When is amd going to 22nm?
When is amd going to 22nm?
The first full-flow silicon with TSVs is expected to start running at Fab 8 in Q3 2012
Actually kinda surprised they're cutting the prices on the A8/A6/A4 chips, Intel really doesn't have anything to beat those yet - unless this is based on IB GPU (which I didn't think was going to beat these yet?).