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OEM Athlon X2 BE-2400 45w Dual Core

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WOW.....i do NOT need this....but i bought it anyways! How can i pass up a cpu for $25?

I'll upgrade my parents pc with this. 🙂

 
Originally posted by: daveybrat
WOW.....i do NOT need this....but i bought it anyways! How can i pass up a cpu for $25?

I'll upgrade my parents pc with this. 🙂

I don't need the damn thing either...have absolutely no use for it...but damn, I want it because it's cheap. I only have one PC left in the house that I could upgrade and it really doesn't need to be upgraded (Athlon 64 3200 single core on 754 board). I would need new memory, motherboard and this chip. I already have 2GB of memory...now just need a board....wait...I haven't bought this....yet!!!
 
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: daveybrat
WOW.....i do NOT need this....but i bought it anyways! How can i pass up a cpu for $25?

I'll upgrade my parents pc with this. 🙂

I don't need the damn thing either...have absolutely no use for it...but damn, I want it because it's cheap. I only have one PC left in the house that I could upgrade and it really doesn't need to be upgraded (Athlon 64 3200 single core on 754 board). I would need new memory, motherboard and this chip. I already have 2GB of memory...now just need a board....wait...I haven't bought this....yet!!!

Lol....i hear you 100% Engineer 😉

But my parents pc is running an old Socket A Sempron @ 1.49GHz and is getting pretty slow doing multiple things.....even my mom is complaining about how slow it is!

They should love a dual-core cpu with 2GB of DDR2 😀
 
Originally posted by: skillyho
Originally posted by: Engineer
$5.00 PriceGrabber Bonus rebate - for OEM (Yes OEM) BE-2400 chips.

Hot...hot...hot...OK, I bought one! 😱


"Restrictions: Please read actual rebate form for more details and conditions. Does not apply towards refurbished, open box, white box, OEM and generic items."

🙁

Still a very hot deal for 24.99!

The form stated that it was exclusively for the OEM version. Someone on SlickDeals stated that it will work (from experience). I think it's dead however (limit reached).

 
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: khurios2000
i think the pricegrabber rebate already expired

It did. I have a copy. If I don't get it, still a good deal at $23.xx after cashback.

not bad at all, considering a dual core for under 25 bux shipped wooot

 
Originally posted by: khurios2000
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: khurios2000
i think the pricegrabber rebate already expired

It did. I have a copy. If I don't get it, still a good deal at $23.xx after cashback.

not bad at all, considering a dual core for under 25 bux shipped wooot

Exactly...considering an Intel Dual-Core Celeron 1.6GHz E1200 is twice the price and is much slower than this AMD cpu :thumbsup:
 
Originally posted by: khurios2000
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: khurios2000
i think the pricegrabber rebate already expired

It did. I have a copy. If I don't get it, still a good deal at $23.xx after cashback.

not bad at all, considering a dual core for under 25 bux shipped wooot

indeed impressive!
 
Me, too! I have the x2 6000+ running in my machine, but I like the idea of having this chip running cool. Did I need it? NO! Did I buy it? YES! Do I need to buy another AM2 mobo? Maybe! Do I buy a mobo in a combo deal with another CPU? Maybe! Gosh..., I think this habit is getting almost as expensive as drugs, gambling and fast girls! Sigh..., my wife is gonna kick my ass.
 
By the way, if you buy the OCZ Vanquisher cooler and the ECS 740G board from ZipZoomFly, you'll save on shipping. If you use MS Livecash (5% for ZZF), the total after rebates, cashback, shipping and two stamps (for rebates) should be around $52.66. Not bad for a 740G board (not greatest but not bad with build in video) and decent cooler.
 
Originally posted by: hans007
seems like one of the better bang for the buck choices for this is the 780V if you want to use a normal machine.

looks like the 780V and 780G are the same except the 780V doesnt have UVD and hybrid graphics etc. but its still got the same video chip and is $20 cheaper most place.s

http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16813186143

$53 shipped at newegg!

780V integrates HD3100 while 780G integrates HD3200, FYI! 😉
 
Originally posted by: Engineer
Originally posted by: hans007
seems like one of the better bang for the buck choices for this is the 780V if you want to use a normal machine.

looks like the 780V and 780G are the same except the 780V doesnt have UVD and hybrid graphics etc. but its still got the same video chip and is $20 cheaper most place.s

http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16813186143

$53 shipped at newegg!

780V integrates HD3100 while 780G integrates HD3200, FYI! 😉

yeah i think the main difference is the 780v is 400mhz, the 780g is 500mhz and the 790g i slike 700mhz.

that and the 780v doesnt have all the blu-ray stuff turned on.
 
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