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i feel conned

who knows he might have a good stepping
it could oc well
not many people on these forums oc that particular cpu "if i'm wrong correct me tho"

 
yeah, 2500+ oc easily. Mines at 2250 right now (Thats faster than 3200+)

but also udnerstand that 3000+ is NOT 3000mhz, thats just the PR rating
 
Not really. With ocing comes better cooling and with better cooling comes longer length most ocers hardware will last longer because it runs a great deal cooler.
 
Originally posted by: madcow235
Not really. With ocing comes better cooling and with better cooling comes longer length most ocers hardware will last longer because it runs a great deal cooler.

i gotta disagree with you here, regardless of the cooling, when you pump more volts into the CPU than it is meant for, it lowers the life span
 
I got a 2100+ for less then that that boots into windows at 2.16ghz at less then default vcore 1.57v and I paid less then the $78.00...I am at 2.1ghz now 100% stable (prime tested) which if I am right would be somwhere between a 2700+ and 2800+ xp (non barton)

NOw if I actually tried to oc it and had better cooling and a mobo with voltage controls I bet I hit 2.3ghz with this thing!!!
 
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