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Gobbles
13 Dec 2003, 9:45am
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?id=1067390092896&skuId=6186156&type=product
:doh: :scratch: :buck: :wtf: :crazy: :respect:
hehehee i find it hard to believe...
Gobbles...
madmat
13 Dec 2003, 10:24am
Radeon 9600 with 128mb of dual channel memory?? WTF is that?
EgoShowcase
13 Dec 2003, 3:24pm
A AMD athlon 64 with a 160 gig hard drive in a emachine? Like the people who buy emachines know what there geting. I guess AMD has to make $ some how and if it takes a deal with emachine then oh well. Still think there better off puting duron in them.
pcscustom
13 Dec 2003, 3:30pm
Emachines doing their homework???? I had a athlon xp 2400 here in the shop the other day, It seemed to run acceptable. But what the hell.
Trev
I don't really care whom AMD ends up with; as long as it's a Tier1 vendor with a main-stream retail box.
Good job AMD :thumbsup:
Geeky1
13 Dec 2003, 7:23pm
I've got news for you guys:
The new AMD based E-Machines are passably decent computers.
What's good:
AGP slot
Industry standard parts
What's bad:
Crap PS
Crap cooling
Integrated video + small RAM standard
FIC motherboard
But with a few upgrades, the AXP E-Machines aren't too bad.
Anyhow, I figured out why the idiots at BestBuy labeled the 9600 as having "dual channel memory". What is the bus width of single-channel DDR? 64-bits. Dual-channel is therefore 128-bit. OBVIOUSLY, any 128-bit interface is dual-channel :rolleyes:
danball1976
20 Dec 2003, 1:45am
It appears as if they may have fixed it. It says this now:
ATI RADEON 9600 graphics with 128MB dual-channel video memory (128-bit); amplified stereo speakers
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