AMD to introduce 512KB (256KB/core) Athlon X2

YKhan

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29th Jun 2006

Last week, in preparation for the price war, it was revealed that all
1MB/core X2's would be disappearing from AMD's price lists, leaving
behind only the 512KB/core X2's (and 1MB/core FX's). Well, looks like
AMD is going even further in the economizing trend and introducing even
smaller-cache X2's.

AMD preps memory-shaven Athlon 64 X2
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=32717

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