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Outpost.com deals
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Quailane said:
I just posted what was in the email I got from resellerratings.com
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Boy, that 3.2E is a great deal.....you could take the CPU and sell the motherboard. If i didn't already have a 4.0GHz chip, i would have taken a chance on another 
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Oh my such good deals. I really wanted to save up for PS3 but my PC sure could use that 3.2ghz combo with some new ram. Man I need a bank account before I blow my money.
Just read some specs on that modo, I dont know if I can stop myself from buying this thing.
Just read some specs on that modo, I dont know if I can stop myself from buying this thing.
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tenchi86 said:
Yeah the specs are nice but I don't see what manufacturer it is...might not be good for OCing but it should be good for stock.
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It would be nice if that chip is C0 Stepping w/ benefit changing multiplier on IC7 Max3 board
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OCS911 said:It would be nice if that chip is C0 Stepping w/ benefit changing multiplier on IC7 Max3 board
Would be, but highly unlikely. The C0 stepping is 2 steppings old, and Fry's/Outpost being such a large retailer, they tend to have the latest steppings, and not the older ones. It's possible to get lucky.
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for the intel combos with via chipsets. the boards is an ECS PT800CE-A
The retail chips they sold were sl7e5's (3.2 retials that is) last month.
Be cautious of the motherboards as they are single channel for the intel Boards. even the 865chipsets i believe. For daily non OC apps they seem to work fine tho.
The retail chips they sold were sl7e5's (3.2 retials that is) last month.
Be cautious of the motherboards as they are single channel for the intel Boards. even the 865chipsets i believe. For daily non OC apps they seem to work fine tho.
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Yup, they are sl7e5.
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SL7E5 is D0 stepping right? have anyone try that chip on IC7 Max3 board yet? can it changes multiplier?
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OCS911 said:
As stated, the D0 is not unlocked for the 3.2E.
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What stepping is unlock for 3.2E? I want this CPU on my IC7-G
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Diablo23RD said:
The C0 stepping, i think it's SL7B8
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Crap... Does anyone have the rebate form for the mushkin ram? If you do please PM me with the link or post it here. Or if you could send it by email let me know and I will give you the address. Thanks
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The mushkin ram would work with the intel combo right? Also any one see how much cache it has?
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I dont see why the ram would work. ram is ram. 99% of the time it will work...but sometimes mobo's have problems...if it does just return it
