The Athlon 64 FX-60 is an AMD dual-core CPU running at 2.6GHz—200MHz faster than the Athlon 64 X2 4800+. Rather than calling the CPU something like "Athlon 64 X2 5000," AMD has chosen to brand the CPU as one of its FX-series line, with a higher model number than the FX-57.

Interestingly, the FX-60 has a core clock 200MHz lower than the FX-57, but there are two of them. It's like having two FX-55's running in your system. AMD believes that multithreaded applications are gradually becoming more common. The company points to recent developments in graphics drivers from both Nvidia and ATI, which take advantage of dual-core CPUs.

Like the 4800+, the FX-60 has 1MB of L2 cache for each core. The L2 cache is not shared. And like all FX-series processors, the FX-60 is clock-unlocked, allowing users to overclock the CPU easily.

Taken from extremetech.com

wow, looks promising, although, I always thought that the athlon FX processors are not worth the extra $$, well see...

i think it will pass a lot of time until they arrive to my country, and they are gonna be a lot of money :s

I will sit on the fence and wait till the price comes down to my level.
Running XP with my Duron,didnt even worry to overclock it.

I too will be sitting on the fence on this one. As much as I am looking forward to seeing this monster in action, I doubt it will be an affordable option for most.

Having seen the price of a single core FX-57 here in the UK, I can safely say that I won't be having one.

What I do wonder is will it outperform the latest Intel dual core CPU or not? Place your bets now...