Well, it seems that the mainstream (read non FX or alternatively the under $700 crowd) A64 939 processors won't hit until May; when in May and possible further slippage is at this point unclear. Either way you're looking at 2 1/2 months min realistically. Pricing not announced.
In Socket 754 news we're gonna get a 3700+ (3800+ really under the revised standards being issued for 939 PR ratings) as well as a 2800+. Up until sometime in Q1 05 the 754 socket will have the highest performing sub $700 A64 processor - take that ye 939 heathens. Looks like the 754 is gonna have plenty of life well into next year as a performance socket before the Ath XPs muck up the works in mid to late 1H of 05. At that point it should be the 90nm 939 A64s that rule the roost.
In Sept-Oct-Nov of this year, most likely 4th quarter, the 939 socket will get a boost in the form of the 90nm A64s with architectural improvements and SSE3 support.
As I had hoped, my A64 3200+ will be plenty into mid 05 when I next plan to upgrade. Gotta love not waiting, bitches
http://www.anandtech.com/cpu/showdoc.html?i=1985
In Socket 754 news we're gonna get a 3700+ (3800+ really under the revised standards being issued for 939 PR ratings) as well as a 2800+. Up until sometime in Q1 05 the 754 socket will have the highest performing sub $700 A64 processor - take that ye 939 heathens. Looks like the 754 is gonna have plenty of life well into next year as a performance socket before the Ath XPs muck up the works in mid to late 1H of 05. At that point it should be the 90nm 939 A64s that rule the roost.
In Sept-Oct-Nov of this year, most likely 4th quarter, the 939 socket will get a boost in the form of the 90nm A64s with architectural improvements and SSE3 support.
As I had hoped, my A64 3200+ will be plenty into mid 05 when I next plan to upgrade. Gotta love not waiting, bitches
http://www.anandtech.com/cpu/showdoc.html?i=1985