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Intel Core 2 Q6600 Quad, 2.4 GHz, LGA775 Socket, 1066MHz, 8 MB, 4 ... more
The Q6600 is a great processor for the price. I have had my eye on this processor for quite a while and finally decided to get one. Great performance at stock speeds and G0 stepping makes it a great overclocker. I originally got one for my nephew's c read full review | report as inappropriate
i purchased this item (along with others) from Amazon.com, and it was supposed to be new, and when i received the package, it was boxed, but it was in a USED condition. there were markings of a previously installed heatsink and an erased thermal... read full review | report as inappropriate
The introduction of the new Quad Core processors from Intel have not only provided many with technology that will offer a greater level of performance, but has sparked an unusual amount of interest among many overclockers thanks to one particul read full review | report as inappropriate
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Core 2 Duo, 2.40GHz, Socket 478, 4 MB, Virtualization Technology Enhanced SpeedStep Technology Extended Memory 64 ... more
Unbelievable speed and power, I had a game, movie, streming video, and a CD playing all at the same time, and it never faultered. read full review | report as inappropriate
The Core 2 Duo family of dual core processors was introduced in July 2006 to supersede the aging Pentium 4 and Pentium D models. The Pentium 4 was last updated in February 2004 and was discontinued in favour of the dual-core Pentium D, which was intr read full review | report as inappropriate
The Intel CPU powers your computing platform, delivering extra performance for cutting-edge applications and an ... more
The Pentium 4 is by far a superior processor, it's basic math. The frontside bus of a P4 is 533mhz, the frontside of an Athlon is 100mhz, so it's easy to see the difference there. Plus P4's are just faster with clockspeed, would you really take a... read full review | report as inappropriate
The Intel Pentium 4 Processor really is one of the most reliable processors u can find over the counter. but you have to be a technician in order to match your parts like the fsb of the northbrige, the ram, and the processor itself that has many... read full review | report as inappropriate
Intel’s Pentium 4 Processor Technology continues to grow at an exponential rate with new products coming out on the market every day. These products can be specialized hardware or even software, though hardware probably gets the... read full review | report as inappropriate
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Athlon 64 X2, 3.0GHz, Socket AM2, 2 MB, AMD64 Technology Cool 'n' Quiet Technology HyperTransport Technology ... more
AMD Intel It is up to you to choose. I put this CPU on a MSI K9N Diamond and it just kicks butt. COD 4, Time Shift, Raibow Vegas6 and HL2 have all looking as good or better than Xbox or PS3. That is what some of my team players say. I say it just wor read full review | report as inappropriate
This AMD Athlon is a cool processor read full review | report as inappropriate
We all owe something to AMD, regardless of what processor you use in your system now, chances are that your buying decision was somehow influenced by AMD. Intel advocates enjoyed the benefits of more competitive pricing and accelerated processor... read full review | report as inappropriate
Intel Celeron, 3 GHz, Socket 478 ... more
The latest Intel celeron's are actually very good for a budget processor. Using the PIII core instead of the older celeron's PII core, the processor performs pretty much the same as the PIII. Slightly slower due to less L2 cache, 128Kb instead of... read full review | report as inappropriate
The Celerons that Intel first introduced as a low-cost CPU alternative (266 & 300MHz versions) were basically just Pentium-II's without any L2 cache at all. This deficiency really punished Celeron performance when compared to competitive AMD and... read full review | report as inappropriate
After the introduction of the Pentium II, there were rumors of Intel working on a 266MHz Socket-7 Pentium MMX processor, code-named the Tillamook. With current Pentium MMX 233's boasting a high yield, and overclockers... read full review | report as inappropriate
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Refurbished Gateway MX7118 Notebook AMD Mobile Athlon 64 2.2GHz Processor - 512MB - 80GB Hard Drive - Dual Layer DVD+-RW ... more
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Intel Celeron, 2.4 GHz, Socket 478, 128 KB ... more
The latest Intel celeron 's are actually very good for a budget processor. Using the PIII core instead of the older celeron's PII core, the processor performs pretty much the same as the PIII. Slightly slower due to less L2 cache, 128Kb instead of... read full review | report as inappropriate
After the introduction of the Pentium II, there were rumors of Intel working on a 266MHz Socket-7 Pentium MMX processor, code-named the Tillamook. With current Pentium MMX 233's boasting a high yield, and overclockers pushing read full review | report as inappropriate
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HP 1/8 G2 Rack-to-Tabletop Convert Kit ... more
Xeon, 3.16GHz, 604-pin Socket 604, 2 MB, Virtualization Technology Enhanced SpeedStep Technology Extended Memory 64 ... more
Xeon, 2.33GHz, 771-pin Socket 771, 8 MB, Virtualization Technology Enhanced SpeedStep Technology Extended Memory 64 ... more