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AMD Athlon with 266MHz FSB Already Selling.
[02/13/2001 07:03 PM]
by Anna Filatova
by Anna Filatova
TC Computers started selling AMD Athlon 1GHz processors with 266MHz FSB (A1000AMT3C). The cost of this new product is $279.99, which is about $78 higher than the cost of a "regular" Athlon 1GHz (with 200MHz bus). This is the first sign that’s why we suppose that very soon these CPUs will become available in other places as well. However, if you can’t wait any more, then go here and order one :-)
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