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AMD socket 1207 Opterons delayed

Computex 2006 August and receding

By Charlie Demerjian in Taipei

Mon Jun 05 2006, 18:33

MULTIPLE SOURCES crawling out of the woodwork all over Taipei told us the bad news today: AMD is going to delay the launch of Socket 1207 parts by at least a month.

The Rev F Opterons are now slated for August instead of July, and we are told that this new date is by no means firm, and may very well slip more.

Multiple board vendors are adamant that it is not their fault. They say they are ready with parts now. µ

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