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Originariamente inviato da gi0v3
http://channel.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=15174
pare sia confermato un x2 6500+ black, oltre all'athlon x2 5050e, parecchio interessante, questi sono i prezzi :
* Phenom X4 9950 Black Edition 125W - $186
* Phenom X3 8750 Black Edition 95W - $139
* Athlon X2 6500 Black Edition 95W - $105
* Athlon X2 5050e 45W - $90
e questi i ribassi per le cpu a listino, sempre in dollari
* Phenom X4 9950 BE 140W da 235 a 186
* Phenom X4 9850 BE da 194 a 180
* Phenom X4 9750 da 215 a 170
* Phenom X4 9650 da195 a 156
* Phenom X3 8750 da 175 a 134
* Phenom X3 8650 da 145 a 123
* Athlon X2 6000+ da 112 a 95
* Athlon X2 5600+ da 102 a 88
* Athlon X2 5400+ da 87 a 78
* Athlon X2 5200+ da 76 a 68
speriamo sia una buona notizia 
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completo con questo:
AMD has added weight to its CPU lineup by bringing in new CPUs and cutting prices for some older ones. New CPUs aside, the price cuts by AMD are rather dramatic to say the least. To begin with, it's known that the Phenom X4 9950 has a rated TDP of 140W, and that only a chosen few motherboards support it, perhaps leading to cold market response. AMD has revised the processor with a lower rated TDP of 125W. This isn't new, AMD did the same with the 125W B3 stepping model X4 9750 months ago, releasing a revised 95W B3 part. What's more, the Phenom X4 9950 Black Edition could sport a surprising price of US $186. Perhaps it's AMD paving the way for its 45nm parts. At its new TDP and price the X4 9950 is a much better buy.
The Phenom X3 8750 would sell for $139, making it very competitive with Intel's offerings at that price-band. Additionally, AMD added new dual-core processors based on the Brisbane core, the Athlon X2 6500 Black Edition priced at $105 and an Athlon X2 5050e 45W low-power part at $90.
http://www.techpowerup.com/69677/AMD...ts_Prices.html