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The D 805 is a good oveclocker and a solid performer, OK?
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Thread : The D 805 is a good oveclocker and a solid performer, OK?
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So stop making a new thread everytime to ask. PLEASE. |
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whats a D 805?
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It is a dual core Pentuim 4 at 2.66GHz, I believe...
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Still playing my Dreamcast
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It's worth the extra money to get the D920. |
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Especially when prices drop, and it goes to, oh, $40 more or so. |
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if you're gonna say to go for the D 920, might as well cough up the extra $7 and get the D 930. |
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Check this deal out
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Especially so if you intend to upgrade to Conroe, and sell the old CPU to recoup initial investment... a 920 or 930 would be considered a better buy, and just as overclockable, yet cooler running...
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Yea! Yea! Yea! I bought the Pentium D805 (2.66GHz), overclocked it at 3.6GHz and running perfectly!! Yooohoooo!!! It is amazing guys!
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You guys are wrong
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D805 is not Sh*t! It is perfect for what I need!
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guys, just stfu...
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its called overclocking u moron, and if u havnt notices it beats pretty much every other processor when its running 4.0ghz, u pay around 100 for proc another 100 for water cooling, 800 less then an fx62 or 965 |
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