I heard B3 comes in low frequnecies. 2.6GHz in early June. But that's pointless when you can get higher out of 9500... unless they go higher and they should do as they come with 13x multi.
3GHz stable should be ease.
I heard B3 comes in low frequnecies. 2.6GHz in early June. But that's pointless when you can get higher out of 9500... unless they go higher and they should do as they come with 13x multi.
3GHz stable should be ease.
Are you sure?Originally Posted by KTE
I heard B3 comes in low frequnecies. 2.6GHz in early June. But that's pointless when you can get higher out of 9500... unless they go higher and they should do as they come with 13x multi.
3GHz stable should be ease.
That would be closer to 45nm revisions....
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