Here's some spicy news from Amdmb. AMD's upcoming 2400+ and 2600+ CPUs may have a 333Mhz FSB running at 2GHz and 2.13Ghz, respectively. I have news of the next Athlon XP processors to be released as the 2400+ and and 2600+ to combat the on going competition from Intel. While simple speed increases are not big news for a processor, there is more to this than meets the eye. Even before the introduction of the Athlon XP 2200+ processor, AMD knew they were having a small problem with the .13 micron cores and thus a second revision of the Thoroughbred core was put underway. This new revision, while not officially announced (and it may not be) is under going some testing with great results. The 2400+ processor is set to run at 2.0 GHz and the 2600+ processor is looking to be at 2.13 Ghz. As Intel has plans of releasing a 3.0 Ghz processor towards the end of this year, this kind of speed boost from AMD is desperately needed -- perhaps even more.

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woh......firece competition.....

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lets hope AMD can handle iNTEL's new lead in terms of actual raw speed especially with the new Xeons... boy are they beautiful

interesting read though

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