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AMD Athlon XP Processors 2600+ and 2700+ With 333MHz FSB For Sale in Japan. [11/08/2002 02:54 PM]
by Anton Shilov
As reported over here, AMD Athlon XP processors with 2600+ and 2700+ model numbers appeared in Japanese retail. Both CPUs are intended for 333MHz system bus and run at 2083 and 2166MHz respectively. It worth to mention that there are very few 2600+ chips with 266MHz FSB support all around the world at this time, hence, it may eventually appear that AMD will offer its products with this model number only for the 333MHz system bus.

The Athlon XP 2700+ processor is priced at ¥50800 ($420), while its lower speed brethren costs ¥42800 ($354). It seems that the novelties are a bit overpriced, since officially AMD sells such devices for $349 and $297 respectively in quantities starting from 1000 pieces.

Provided that the CPUs sold in Japan are not promotional samples or appeared there just in order to show that such chips exist in this world, we can expect the wide availability of Athlon XP 2600+ and 2700+ processors with 333MHz FSB in a couple of weeks time all around the world.

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