FX-55 $240 Newegg

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dexvx

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You're better of getting the Fry's combo:

E6300 + ECS 945 board (AGP and DDR support).
 

Tullphan

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Originally posted by: dexvx
You're better of getting the Fry's combo:

E6300 + ECS 945 board (AGP and DDR support).

I'm awaiting the Intel Retail Edge promo...that's why I asked.
Dunno if I can get a better deal w/a better motherboard & still get Vista.
:)
 

aka1nas

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The FX-55 is still a .13 micron chip, and consequently runs pretty hot. If you must have a socket 939 FX, then at least lean towards the FX-57.
 

TivoOwner

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Delima for me is that I need a dual core board with SLI that will overclock the E6300 like a mother. I'm not giving up my dual 7800GT's anytime soon.


Originally posted by: Googer
If they have socket 939/AM2 and want something faster, their best bet is to ditch it and get a core 2 duo E6600 for $180 and a new motherboard for $50-75. With that you will get a much better price to performance ratio and upgrade path.
 

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i'm still on socket 754 w/3400.......:brokenheart:[/quote]


I am currently using a 2.4 GHz socket 475 Pentium 4 on a 400 MHz bus.[/quote]


I'm right there with you...

BTW... they just dropped it down to $139... I'm tempted to bite but Core 2 Duos are just so sweet
 

toppel

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The FX-55 is still a .13 micron chip, and consequently runs pretty hot. If you must have a socket 939 FX, then at least lean towards the FX-57.

The current deal is a San Diego core 90nm OEM for $139.00 with the AMDROCKS coupon code.
 

aka1nas

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Originally posted by: Zap
Originally posted by: aka1nas
The FX-55 is still a .13 micron chip, and consequently runs pretty hot. If you must have a socket 939 FX, then at least lean towards the FX-57.

This one is a San Diego core, so 90nm.

OEM 90nm FX-55 for $139 w/coupon see other thread

Sorry, my bad. I didn't know they started offering .09 FX-55s, thought only the FX-57 got the San Diego core.