Monday, September 05, 2005 4:48:44 AM
Traditionally the "price/value fraction" of the overclocking community favoured AMD products in the 75 Dollar price range, the last two ones i remember were Barton 2500+ and 1700+ Thoroughbred.
AMD still offers products at this pricepoint, but has built similarly compelling value propositions at the double and quadruple of this pricepoint now.
I begin to understand what AMD really means when it says there has to be freedom of choice out there.
K.
Facts are irrelevant to the emotional brain
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