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AMD 65 nanometre parts do exist

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By Charlie Demerjian

Thu Dec 14 2006, 10:36

WORD HAS IT that 65nm AMD parts are starting to trickle out on the streets. If you are wondering what they look like, well they look like any other AM2 chip out there.

If you don't want to squint at the numbers, they say ADO4800IAA5DD, AAAFG 0644MPM, and 4811971K60048. None of the 'sekrit decoder rings' out there have caught up to the new 65nm parts, so you will just have to work it out on your own. µ

65nm-x2-4800

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