In the next generation of technology, what would you buy?

AMD Athlon 64 FX-53 939-pin CPU

Manufacturer:	AMD
Title:	AMD Athlon 64 FX-53 939 pin
Availability:	Immediately
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Date:	6-2-2004
Price:	$833

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Final Thoughts

Finally the full power of the FX is seen because these super powers are not bound by Registered RAM which costs an arm and a leg. With this early review board, overclocking was limited, and was barely overclockable.

If you compared the numbers from the FX 51 vs. 53 article both the FX 53 Socket 940 and Socket 939 CPU scores are very similar. Good thing there are enthusiast hardware sites that can provide people information of the latest technology out so that the consumer would not waste money on something that would result in dead technology, like Intel's Prescott core or the Socket 940 for FX chips.

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The motherboard is not an enthusiast board since everything was percentage wise. Feature wise, the mobo was loaded, like PATA RAID, SATA RAID from the Promise Technology chip, SATA RAID from Via's Southbridge chip. I was surprised that MSI added heatsinks to the mosfets since the overclocking options were missing. Now that the FX chips have moved to the Socket 939 as well as regular A64 chips with the numbering scheme like 3800+ will be moving to Socket 939. Why is that a good idea? Because if one was strapped for cash, and wanted a speedy A64 chip, like the 3500+, and knew one day in the future he/she were to buy the FX, then the Socket 939 could accommodate both chips. These are kick ass chips, and sales should start picking up because the launch for the Socket 939 is here to stay.