I have seen some good results from the chips that have the T at the end...that is a nice chip.
I have seen some good results from the chips that have the T at the end...that is a nice chip.
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Another vote for the "T"Originally Posted by sofarfrome
i5 750@3800
Noctua NH-U12P/120x38mm Panaflow M1
GSkill 4G DDR3-2000 Ripjaws
EVGA P55 FTW 200
EVGA GTX 480/Zalman VF3000F &
Zotac GTX 480 AMP Edition/Zalman OEM VF3000F SLI@800/2000
Seasonic M12D 750
WD Caviar 500
Coolermaster HAF 932 Black Edition
W7 64 Pro
Never seen one. Is it a mysterious chip?
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The reason, or origin for the "T" on these codes is mysterious, as nobody has volunteered any information on why they used this letter in some of their early batch codes. Intel will not say anything. I got mine from NCIX when the E8400's were first available.
i5 750@3800
Noctua NH-U12P/120x38mm Panaflow M1
GSkill 4G DDR3-2000 Ripjaws
EVGA P55 FTW 200
EVGA GTX 480/Zalman VF3000F &
Zotac GTX 480 AMP Edition/Zalman OEM VF3000F SLI@800/2000
Seasonic M12D 750
WD Caviar 500
Coolermaster HAF 932 Black Edition
W7 64 Pro
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