Anyone using a 3700+ yet

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Originally posted by SAB
Axon - doesn't look like you'll have to wait 6 to 9 months. I've seen 939 CPU's for sale, and the mobos should be out sooner than we think. I had heard all these 939 pieces would not be available til years end.
Understood, but I want to see which board emerges as the "people's" champ. I expect either MSI or ASUS to come through there. I expect the boards to be widely available in late summer, but as with all hardware, you can never really predict with accuracy.
Furthermore, I'm just not willing to spend another $600-$1000 on a CPU/MB upgrade. At least, not at this point.

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