MSI Announces its AM3 Boards to Support AM3+ CPUs
MSI Has announced its AMD AM3 line of motherboards will be compatible with AMD 's AM3+ multi-core processors with a BIOS upgrade. With a few simple steps, users can get the powerful performance of AMD AM3+ multi-core processors without the expense of purchasing a new motherboard. Current owners of MSI AM3 boards can find the BIOS download by visiting the respective product pages from MSI's web site. MSI also stated all future shipments of its AM3 boards will come with the updated BIOS already installed. MSI boards with support for AMD AM3+ multi-core processors with the corresponding BIOS versions:
| Motherboard Model | Chipset | BIOS Version |
| 890FXA-GD70 | AMD 890FX | A7640AMS.190 |
| 890FXA-GD65 | AMD 890FX | A7640AMS.I20 |
| 890GXM-G65 | AMD 890GX | A7642AMS.1A0 |
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Dell Inspiron Receives AMD Fusion
As the new AMD Fusion is coming to the market, consumers seem to be jumping all over the HP revision of the hardware, though another competitor is stepping in, namely Dell. Availability will be coming soon to the states, but their new Inspiron M102z comes in at various price points including $599, $699, and $749. The middle of the road model comes in at a price point of $699 and features a AMD E-350 processor at 1.6GHz, 4GB of RAM, Radeon HD 6310 graphics, and a 11.6-inch screen that boasts a 1366 x 768 resolution. The low end model takes away some processor speed, bringing it to 1GHz and also cuts the RAM in half along with a slower graphics chip. The high end model features everything that the $699 version does, though it also adds on a TV tuner, which should enhance the multimedia and AMD Fusion experience even more.
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