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EXISTING REVIEWS FOR THIS PRODUCT

N/A No Rating	The overall performance of the Athlon FX53 is an improvement as one would expect. --[*AMD Zone*]
N/A No Rating	Enthusiasts in the market for arguably the fastest platform available TODAY, with the promise of true 64-bit computing tomorrow, should look no further than the Athlon 64 FX-53. --[*HotHardware*]
N/A No Rating	In most benchmarks Athlon 64 FX-53 working at 2.4GHz frequency outperforms all alternatives from Intel including even Pentium 4 extreme Edition 3.4GHz featuring 2MB of L3 cache memory. --[*xBitLabs*]
N/A No Rating	AMD may have taken the enthusiast performance crown for the moment, but with everything Intel has lined up; Sunnyvale will have to fight hard to hold it. --[*Sudhian Media*]
8/10:	We'd call the heavyweight fight pretty even now, although the balance may swing entirely in AMD's favour when 64-bit computing isn't just a thought but a full-blown, usable reality. --[*HEXUS.net*]
N/A No Rating	The FX-53 runs head to head with the Intel Pentium 4 EE, but does so with cooler temperatures, a lower price point, and is 100% 64-bit software ready! --[*Legit Reviews*]
N/A No Rating	If you shell out a cool $733 on an exotic new processor from AMD, you're now going to be getting an even faster CPU, one with more distance between itself and the Athlon 64 3400+ or the Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.4GHz. --[*The Tech Report*]
N/A No Rating	In the end we can�t help but feel as if AMD�s release of this chip is driven by nothing more than to simply keep up with Intel tit for tat... --[*Gamers Depot*]
N/A No Rating	There�s no doubt that the FX series will hold their ground for CPU intensive tasks such as multimedia and gaming for quite some time. --[*Short-Media*]
N/A No Rating	It's just not fast enough to warrant spending all that necessary money on a platform that is guaranteed to be non-upgradeable in a short while. --[*Anandtech*]
N/A No Rating	Kudos to AMD for a job well done. They are firmly in the lead in the CPU race, especially where it matters to us most on the gaming front. --[*[H]ardOCP*]
N/A No Rating	It truly is a great processor. --[*bit-tech*]
N/A No Rating	It has overclocking potential and is screaming fast already at default settings. --[*Lost Circuits*]
N/A No Rating	The new Athlon64 FX sets the new performance standard to beat, leaving the Pentium 4 3.4 GHz Extreme Edition far behind. --[*Tom's Hardware Guide*]
8.5/10:	AMD has done what it set out to do, and the Athlon 64 FX-53 is now the fastest enthusiast-level, desktop processor that money can buy. --[*Sharky Extreme*]