AMD's recent price cuts have surprised motherboard makers in Taiwan, but the main concern of these companies is AMD's production ability, according sources from Taiwan-based motherboard makers. With Windows Vista boosting sales in the PC market combined with the AMD Athlon 64 single- and dual-core processor price drops, if AMD can manage its production ability in order to meet demand, it could have the opportunity of impacting Intel's desktop market, noted the sources.

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