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dual core K8 pin and mobo compatible?
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if a cpu has dual cores on the PCB whats the heat going to be like and only using 1 heatsink 
thats if i read it right im in a hurry
thats if i read it right im in a hurry
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Well considering that they are not coming out before next year, you can be sure it won't be based on 130nm manufacturing process.
This could mean that people with single processor socket 940 motherboards now will be able to turn their motherboards into dual processor boards later.
Being compatible with current motherboards would also mean that they would not produce more heat then the motherboard spec. (~90W?)
This could mean that people with single processor socket 940 motherboards now will be able to turn their motherboards into dual processor boards later.
Being compatible with current motherboards would also mean that they would not produce more heat then the motherboard spec. (~90W?)
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Its all easy to say that it will just plug in, but there is always the buts, when it comes to ceo's shouting out crap like this.
Dont get me wrong, it will be great if it is truly the case.
At this point, I will be happy as a pig in @@@@ if 90nm Opterons work in my boards when they come out.
Its all easy to say that it will just plug in, but there is always the buts, when it comes to ceo's shouting out crap like this.
Dont get me wrong, it will be great if it is truly the case.
At this point, I will be happy as a pig in @@@@ if 90nm Opterons work in my boards when they come out.
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