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Overclocking my processor

Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by amirbih, Sep 4, 2007.

  1. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    REALLY?
    You must think we were born yesterday. Has it not occurred to you that you haven't followed any of the forum rules from day one? I'm not a moderator, so it's not my job to keep telling you off, but jesus you make their lives difficult.


    Go with Arctic cooling Freezer 64 Pro for AMDs, Freezer 7 Pro for Intels. Good value performance cooling.

     
  2. JAMUS

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    Socom, the boys gave you advice on a good product. Now that you have the product name and make, why don't you start looking for a local computer store? By browsing different stores, you'll get a feel for where the best prices are. Since your there, why don't you check out a new set up? Better yet, ask one of the techs whats on special and see if you can compile a new pc.

    When I mean local computer store....I'm not talking about best buy/futureshop.
     
  3. abuzar1

    abuzar1 Senior member

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    Haha my local PC stores here are JOKES. They will sell you an E6400 for like 400 bucks lol. I am serious BTW.
     
  4. abuzar1

    abuzar1 Senior member

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    Haha my local PC stores here are JOKES. They will sell you an E6400 for like 400 bucks lol. I am serious BTW.
     
  5. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    Ouch, that's bad even by local store standards.
     
  6. Estuansis

    Estuansis Active member

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    My local store pretty closely follows newegg prices in most respects. But they overcharge on their video cards and camera equipment.
     
  7. sammorris

    sammorris Senior member

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    Yeah, that's true of my local stores as well.
     
  8. mikeh0303

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    Some stores in my area try and sell 1GB USB drives for $59.99 CND, and CPUs like the E6300 for $230
     
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    The computer stores around my area are exspensive to thats why I shot online for computer parts there cheaper.
     

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