You can't remove the IHS of any 775 cpu. It will simply not fit in the socket anymore.
You can't remove the IHS of any 775 cpu. It will simply not fit in the socket anymore.
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Thank you, just what I needed to know.
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u just linked to this same thread...Originally Posted by Icer
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Since transistor quality varies even on the same wafer I would choose the retail over OEM procs simply because the quality is better with a retail chip. I don't think they're cherry picked but the chips are tested and rated according to possible speed stability and branded accordingly. For a better overclock I would suggest retail.
what is that guy smoking?
400$ for a .2ghz overclock on a northy?
ur kidding...
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I got 3.15Ghz stable on a week 26 OEM stock Vcore (But it was $20 cheaper than Retail, and I just wanted an easy time putting my HS on, plus it had a 1 year warranty which is enough for me, but isn't overclocking voiding the warranty anyway?)
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