| zarx said: if it wasn't a new socket I would be |
Isn't that a bit unfair? In recent years, Intel has released a new socket for every new gen of CPUs (s1366, s1155, s1156 and the coming s2011) and people didn't complain. Why can't AMD do it?
You could buy an AM3+ socket motherboard months ago while keeping your Phenom II or Athon II CPU and now just drop the a new Bulldozer CPU and it will work.
OT: I hope AMD delivers, as that would mean competition... so we (consumers) will win. And it looks like they might have something...
amd fx8150 to take on core i7 980x and 2600k on their price performance crown
Please excuse my bad English.
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Current gaming PC: R5-7600, 32GB RAM 6000MT/s (CL30) and a RX 9060XT 16GB
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