Trust me on this - its more luck than anything else!
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Its all luck and skills guys....not so much of batch numbers.
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QUOTE(hotchoc @ Oct 18 2006, 04:12 AM) I want the "B" series >.< Just to let you know, the retail chips are doing much better in general than the ES/B chips. And not all ES chips are good overclockers........again it is all luck. Some people buy ES chips just to find out that they don't overclock well. So don't be too hasty to get one..... The only thing I think the ES/B chips is worth is the unlocked multi. Other than that, they are mostly the same with the retail chips. |
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QUOTE(hotchoc @ Oct 18 2006, 08:31 PM) I thought all the CPus now should be retai lversion You can still buy used ES chips. But you just have to find it. You check it via CPUz right ? Yes CPUz will show that it is an ES, but sometimes not. |
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