AMD's Athlon XP 2100+ The Last of the Palominos
by Anand Lal Shimpi on March 13, 2002 12:47 AM EST- Posted in
- CPUs
With all of the excitement
surrounding AMD's first demonstration of functional ClawHammer silicon, who
wants to talk about the Athlon XP anymore? Although the next-generation Athlon
processor is already up and running two OSes it is far from complete. There are
many more revisions the silicon must go through (it's not 100% functional yet
and isn't operating anywhere near its shipping frequency) and then there's the
task of validating the part (making sure it runs every piece of software with
every piece of hardware out there flawlessly, or close enough). The time for talking
about the ClawHammer will come soon enough, but before then AMD has a few more
Athlon XP's up their sleeves.
Enter to Win an all expense paid trip for two
to the 2002 PC Expo in New York City from AMD and NVIDIA!
Today being the first day of CeBIT, AMD is announcing the latest model of their Athlon XP line - the 2100+. Just like the launch of the 1900+ and the 2000+, the 2100+ brings nothing more to the table outside of another 67MHz. It does mark the end of the line for the Palomino core however, as the Thoroughbred based Athlon XP 2200+ will replace it using AMD's new 0.13-micron manufacturing process.
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Hacp - Friday, July 29, 2005 - link
1st post. I would have liked to see an overclock or something along those lines. But then again, this is 3 years ago so heh.Thatguy97 - Tuesday, April 28, 2015 - link
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