Author: Ed Panek
Date: 05:47:04 12/08/00
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On December 08, 2000 at 07:28:50, Mogens Larsen wrote: >On December 08, 2000 at 06:51:09, Shep wrote: > >>I'm a bit confused. Isn't AMD manufacturing T-Birds *only* these days? >>My understanding was that the whole line of Athlons stopped with the 1GHz >>version, then only T-Birds (starting out at 700 MHz) were being distributed. >>They just don't say "Thunderbird" anymore since beyond 1GHz there is no chance >>of confusion anymore (as it was with "Athlon 1000" vs. "Athlon Thunderbird >>1000"). >> >>Maybe someone can shed a light here? > >That's a good point. AMD is just manufacturing Durons and Thunderbirds currently >to my knowledge. But it's not impossible to get your hands on an old Athlon. >Though I'm not sure if they made a 1.2GHz model. Then there's also Kryotech >versions with various clockspeeds on the market. I just assumed that they would >be consistant and write T-bird throughout. But I tend to agree with you. The >1.2GHz Athlon is most likely a Thunderbird. > Correct....anything list over 1gig is a Thunderbird. Ed >Mogens.
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