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Abit KV7-V with 3300+ Sempron (2.2GHz) and 2 GB's patriot DDR500... Use it daily... ;)

FPS = Frames Per Second ~or~ First Person Shooter AMA = American Medical Association ~or~ American Motorcycle Association WWF = World Wrestling Federation ~or~ World Wildlife Fund GROW UP AND GET OVER IT ALREADY...!!! :mad:

It is listed for Q2... Click on the third image from the left at that link... ;)

AM2+ is not forward compatable and will not fit in an AM3 socket... AM2+ has 940 pins and AM3 has 938 pins... On an AM3 socket the holes are blocked where the 2 extra pins of the AM2+ would go... As far as PII is concerned, people need to get over it... It's no different than nVIDIA...

Truer words were never spoken... ;)

Some may, some may not... Engineering samples can be just about anything as they are made for testing... Many times they may even fall short of the performance of the retail poduct... With an ES anything can happen depending on what it was made to test... ;)

It shows AM2+ because it is an AM2+... That chip has an unlocked multi... There are no unlocked multi's schedualed for AM3 (only the AM2+ 940) with the exception of the X3 720 (Tricore)... The roadmap only goes to the 3rd Qtr though so there may be some after that, or AMD may add chips to...

Source: http://www.fudzilla.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=10683&Itemid=1 That means AM3 945 will launch sometime in April, May or June... AM2+ 940 should launch by Jan. 8th 2009... The OP claims to have an AM3 945... I want to see pic's... ;)

How 'bout you just post all the info you read on the top of that chip in this forum...? Or better yet, post a clear pic... ;) Curious... Why would someone unfamiliar with recent AMD tech be given an "Unreleased" chip in the first place...? :confused:

Well, I can't speek for others but this is what I'm running... Foxconn A7DA-S http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813186150 And a BIOS for AM3 support has just been released...

Agreed... OCW quite often has boards for review earlier than others but they aren't as intensive in their testing methods as many would like... Usually, they concentrate on features and general operation of the hardware with some O'clocking...

No real difference between them IMO... Depends on how many G'cards you want to run... The important thing is the SB750... Early 790FX boards have SB600 and that doesn't give you any advantage from ACC as the SB750 does... ;)

Thanks for that, nate... ;)

AMD describes the "Dragon" platform as being a Phenom II processor, a 790GX/SB750 MB and one or more descrete 4000 series graphics cards... I believe they have something in store using the GX NB that they haven't mentioned as yet... ;) (Maybe something in conjunction with this...?)...

Winning a Phenom II... You lucky dog...! :cool: