AMD stealth launches x54

Keep it quiet, but you can buy them

Tue Aug 23 2005, 09:11

STRANGE THOUGH IT MAY BE, AMD seems to have stealth launched the latest in single core chips. The 2.8GHz x54 models are out with nary a press release, much less a dog and pony show. If you look here, you can see they are for sale, but special order only probably because of price. Monarch is typically the first company to get AMD kit, so I would assume they will be all over in the near future. When was the last time you saw that happen? µ

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