AMD has just added nine new CPUs to its desktop processor lineup, including the Phenom II X6 1075T and the quad-core Phenom II X4 970 BE models. Here are the new CPUs:

	Phenom II			Athlon II
Model	X6 1075T	X4 970 BE	X2 560 BE	X4 645	X4 615e	X2 265	X2 250e
Clock speed	3GHz (Turbo 3.5GHz)	3.5GHz	3.3GHz	3.1GHz	2.5GHz	3.3GHz	3GHz
L2 cache (per core)	512KB x 6	512KB x 4	512KB x 4	512KB x 4	512KB x 4	512KB x 2	512KB x 2
L3 cache	6MB	6MB	6MB	n / a	n / a	n / a	n / a
Die size	346 square mm	258 square mm	258 square mm	169 square mm	169 square mm	117.5 square mm	117.5 square mm
TDP	125W	125W	80W	95W	45W	65W	45W
Estimated retail price	$280	$210	$116	$140	$163	$87	$87

It seems that the new Phenom II X6 1075T bridges the gap between the $200 1055T and the $300 1090T. Intel doesn't really have anything competing at that price point.

AMD's Phenom II X4 970 Black Edition is based on the Deneb core, meaning it's a native quad-core chip.