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Can someone please tell me the difference between the Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 - BX80570E8400A and BX80570E8400 (same model as before but WITHOUT that last "A" ) ??

I will be getting an E8400, but on the site they are selling 2 different kinds and they both seem the same (but different boxes if the pictures are correct), and they are different prices

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I would guess those are just where the CPU (which fab) was made at(?)


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