Okay now--what do you all think of it?


I think it's too little too late... sure it's great to have a 2.6GHz processor with an unlocked multiplier, but it is useless as anyone who would really think about overclocking is already over in Camp Blue. I'm unimpressed, AMD--you spent money marketing a product that you wouldn't even tell us about until yesterday. How about spending that money on getting Phenom out the door? That would be worth whatever you spent...

It's a shame too--a perfectly ruined launch. I was hoping for the official launch of Radeon HD 2900 Pro... or the Radeon HD 2600 X2 arriving early.

uhh whats this new edition? camp blue what is that? and when is Radeon HD 2900Pro comming out? how much more is the black edition than the normal one?

To be perfectly honest, I don't care. As long as there is a processor on the market, which works for me at a reasonably price, then I'll be happy.

It's just a normal X2 6400+ and 5000+ with an unlocked multiplier. Only good thing about the Black Edition is it's name lulz..

You're right Bob, I wanted to see 2900 Pro or X2 instead they pulled this crap instead. It's more expensive than an E6750 and it's not even that overclockable. It outperforms E6750 on stock but E6750 beats it flat when overclocked,



You lose AMD.

Too little too late. Camp Blue is Intel, Camp Red is ATI, Camp Green is AMD or nVidia (depending on what you're talking about). Too many bad things about the core design--few overclockers will go for AMD right now.

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