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Would you be interested in Athlon XP's at 30ºC?

MadRat

MadRat

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Heard some Athlon XP's using a new LUIGA stepping are hitting the grey market. They are the T-bred core meant for mobile machines but will still fit the Socket-A board. They only pull 1.55-volts for the 1600+ to 1900+ models. Not bad for CPUs under $100.
 
Don't need anything that "cool". My o/c'd Celeron core tips the scales at 55C if I put it under a full load. It doesn't seem to care.
 
Would you be interested in Athlon XP's at 30ºC?
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Nope,but I would be interested in one that runs at 3ghz and would fit in my intel P4 board.😉

The good ole socket7 days and before were good,you could use a Amd chip or an intel chip in the same board,I wish it was still like that.
 
Originally posted by: Pink0
Heard some Athlon XP's using a new LUIGI stepping are hitting the grey market.
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Ah yes, the processors made in Italy...by some plumbers....in green overalls....
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LOL

Next there will be the new MARIO core that run fire hot. (Its two function 1 heat room 2 proccess).
Then the BOWSER core that is the size of a brick. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Pink0
Heard some Athlon XP's using a new LUIGI stepping are hitting the grey market.
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Ah yes, the processors made in Italy...by some plumbers....in green overalls....
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LMAO!! 😀

AMD's stepping names are weird. At least this one's a little better than those AGOIOAGOGOAI (or whatever it's called). 😛
 
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