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 X-bit labs reviews Athlon 64 X2 4800+ (65nm Brisbane core) "Without much noise AMD has begun to ship processors based on the 65nm Brisbane core. Does this new core make the company any more competitive against Intel’s Core 2 Duo? Let’s find out now from our new article!" More @ Xbit Labs
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