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AMD chops chip costs

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Andrew Thomas

Mon 11 Dec 2000 // 10:57 UTC

Not to be outdone by Chipzilla's price cuts today, AMD is chopping its prices too.

A 1.2GHz Athlon is now $254, while other Athlons are reduced as follows:

1.1GHz - $223
1.0GHz - $179
950MHz - $161
900MHz - $143
850MHz - $125
800MHz - $110
750MHz - $95
700MHz - $85.

Duron prices go down too. An 800MHz part is now $79, the 750MHz is $65 and the 700MHz, $55. ®

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