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I'm sure we'll see a few Sempron models on the 939 but I'm not sure about anything else. Dose anyone else any info on this?
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Will AM2 equal no new models cpu's for socket 939
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Man as soon as I buy a new mobo cpu and so on the sockest out a date within a couple of months. 
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Axil said:yay second time in a row AMD has done that to me- first with S754 and then s939 (just upgraded to opty 170 from a A64 3200 s754) Thanks AMD think you may have just convinced me to go Intel on my next upgrade and the last time I did that was early PIII days
You have my luck.
I bought a new Intel 478 socket mobo and socket 775 came out. I now havean AMD socket 939 and in a few months socket AM2 comes out. 
Didn't someone post about a 3Ghz opty that's coming out for socket 939 not long ago?
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If you had two pc the same in everyway apart from one using DDR and the other using DDR2 will there realy be a huge dif in performce between them? I think AMD should have carried on with 939 until they could make a CPU thats actualy something special instead of bringing a 939 chip that accepts DDR2 which will be known as socket AM2.