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    xp2800 AT NEWEGG NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    check it out! $410...

    in stock, too.

    f&s

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    http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...&threadid=4838

    Doesn't matter, more people will see it in this forums I guess.
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    Unhappy


    Now I wished that I would have waited a few more days ...
    Just got my AXP2400 last week .
    /me gumbles ... kicks feet.
    Guess I will ask for a 2800 for xmas
    JC

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    The way AMD is blasting these procs out, I wouldn't be suprised to see Bartons coming out in like a week!! haha
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    $410 is steep, but I don't think it'll go much lower. AMD's official price on the xp 2800 is $399, but with demand of xp2600, 2700 and 2800 I think supply and demand will dictate the stiff price. Now look out for this! Within 2 weeks I think
    xp2400 $169
    xp2600 $249
    xp2700 $299
    xp2800 $399

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    Do you think these will overclock any higher than the aiugb 2700's?

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    They're going up before down. $420 now. It appears supply and demand are already at work.
    Last edited by bigdawginva; 11-15-2002 at 08:56 AM.

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    If they are the same new stepping aiugb, I bet they won't be much faster than the newer 2400 and 2600 chips. If they have a different stepping, they may be something to keep an eye out for. My guess is the new stepping was bulit for the 2800+ and that is why we are seeing 42-44 weeks chips with the newer steppings filtering in. They are FINALLY putting out new processors. I'm still waiting it out for the Barton core. I would love to play with a 2400+ but I just can't do it right now.

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    I heard somewher that they would use aiugb through 2900 and 3000+'s Dec/Jan as well.
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    Damn... AMD just kicked her into o/d and hit the nitrous.
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    I ordered one while I was looking for a 2700+. Got lucky I guess.

    Chong

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