Final products, need advice.

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  1. Askal

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    Alright, thanks alot. How much do you think I could OC my CPU to? I'm hoping for a 3.0GHz stable, do you think I'll be able to pull it off?

    Also, will the fan you linked fit into the case?
     
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    yes the fan should fit fine inside your case. i would get the oem version of the cpu because from what i have heard they are the better overclocking chips. the retail versions have been getting really hid vid and not overclocking as well. i could probably get is anywhere between 3 and 3.4ghz stable without a problem.
     
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    Could you please post a link to what you just said? I'm really lost and didn't understand much of what you said. =/ thanks a bunch.
     
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    never mind, i just checked and newegg canada does not have it. oem(original equipment manufacturer) is cheaper and comes without a fan or a nice box or instructions.
     

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