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How Long Will a Sandy Bridge i7 last in terms of life
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At 4.4 GHz with your settings, you will get at least five years out of it. I say that, unless something goes terribly wrong, you should get at least three more years out of it. 
dannyboy2233
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At 4.4 GHz with your settings, you will get at least five years out of it. I say that, unless something goes terribly wrong, you should get at least three more years out of it.
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dannyboy2233 :
At 4.4 GHz with your settings, you will get at least five years out of it. I say that, unless something goes terribly wrong, you should get at least three more years out of it.
Damn, its like I own a pet or somethin. 3 years, by then I'd have a 5820 lol. Thankyou bud
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meowmix44 :
dannyboy2233 :
At 4.4 GHz with your settings, you will get at least five years out of it. I say that, unless something goes terribly wrong, you should get at least three more years out of it.
Damn, its like I own a pet or somethin. 3 years, by then I'd have a 5820 lol. Thankyou bud
Yeah of course!
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