AMD has set sail to three new quad-core Opteron processors for one-socket servers and workstations. The new 1352, 1354, and 1356 clock in at 2.1GHz, 2.2GHz, and 2.3GHz, respectively, and meet the same socket and thermal requirements as previous AMD Opteron 1000 Series processors. They also utilize AMD’s Enhanced PowerNow! tech and Rapid Virtualization Indexing. Pricing is currently set at $209, $255, and $377.

wow at first glance i didnt look closely at the picture, i though it was a city!

Yeah it may look strange if somebody hasn’t seen yet how CPU cores can look like.

Here we go again, racing for the cores, just like the megahertz race. Lets hope this one comes out better for the consumer.

It’ll never end victor.I’ve heard that intel is planning a 16 core CPU already.i wonder what we can do that.Even a quad core can’t take full advantages of 4 cores. Only some handful of applications support multicore support.Even a game like Crysis is only capable to support 2 cores.