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1.AMD Athlon X2 6000+ Dual-Core Processor - 3.00 GHz, 2MB L2 Cache, Socket AM2, 125W, 90 nm, 3 Year Warranty, Retail Boxed from: AMD July 09, 2007
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I bought this Processor in july 2007 its still working mega well and has been a sturdy processor i have no complaints what so ever about it "it does what it says on the tin" very good processor for those who wanna game or even for other uses a deffo must buy!

2.AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ Socket AM2 CPU Retail - ADO5200DOBOX from: AMD April 03, 2008
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Have this in my new gaming PC along with the 8800GTX gpu, 2GB of 800mhz ram on a socket AM2 motherboard. All works well and runs at warp speed compared to my dusty old Dell. Got the new PC a few months ago so obviously there's faster stuff out there now, but this CPU is still among the top 10 CPU's on tomshardware.com and is far cheaper than the equivalent Intel number. Overall I'd recommened this to anyone buying a PC for 'normal use' to slightly more advanced use involving occassional gaming. However, if you do a lot of gaming, particularly online it might be an idea to wait for the new AMD 'Phenom' CPU's to come out as they're bound to be extremely powerfull and cheaper than Intel.

3.Intel E6600 Core2 Duo 2.4GHz - Retail Boxed 1066MHz FSB, 4MB Cache, Dual Core. 64bit Processor Extensions, so can run Windows XP64 from: Intel March 25, 2007
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Well, where to begin? ...Hmm, at the beginning I suppose. This CPU (E6600) is simply better than any other AMD CPU on the market...and yes, it is better than AMD's socket F tomfoolery before you raise your hand to interupt me. Marry this beast with an 8800GTX (or GTS version) and some low latency DDR2-800 (2GB for starters), and you have a veritable beast on your sweaty paws. I remember when I first knocked together my E6600 system and booted the thing up..."Why is the CPU fan rotating??...must...find...3...pin...fan...header...connector!" - I thought that, in my haste to build the PC, that I'd forgotten to connect it. I was expecting some kind of imminent 'China Syndrome' meltdownery, but no! The fan was connected to the 3 pin header after ... Read More:

4.Intel Model 640 Pentium4 3.2GHz - Retail Boxed 2MB Cache, 800MHz FSB, Socket 775. 64bit Processor Extensions, so can run Windows XP64 from: Intel March 25, 2007
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Well, where to begin? ...Hmm, at the beginning I suppose. This CPU (E6600) is simply better than any other AMD CPU on the market...and yes, it is better than AMD's socket F tomfoolery before you raise your hand to interupt me. Marry this beast with an 8800GTX (or GTS version) and some low latency DDR2-800 (2GB for starters), and you have a veritable beast on your sweaty paws. I remember when I first knocked together my E6600 system and booted the thing up..."Why is the CPU fan rotating??...must...find...3...pin...fan...header...connector!" - I thought that, in my haste to build the PC, that I'd forgotten to connect it. I was expecting some kind of imminent 'China Syndrome' meltdownery, but no! The fan was connected to the 3 pin header after ... Read More:

5.Intel E6700 Core2 Duo 2.67GHz - Retail Boxed 1066MHz FSB, 4MB Cache, Dual Core. 64bit Processor Extensions, so can run Windows XP64 from: Intel March 25, 2007
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This is a fantastic processor, with great overclocking ability, and already clocked at 2.67ghz is no way sluggish at all! Most games, including the latest blockbusters like Bioshock will run beautifully on this processor with no lag at all. Another great thing about Core 2 Duo is the amount of stuff you can have going at once, it's really good. Run a movie, itunes, a game and much more all at once without any slowdown..Yeah, it's nice but when is one person gonna run all that at once!? :p Overall, yeah it's a great processor that you can overclock way past 3.4Ghz, but I'd step down to the 2.40ghz E6600 as it's much cheaper and the performance difference between them is negligble. Hope this helps.

6.Intel Pentium E6320 Core2 Duo 1.86GHz from: Intel May 17, 2007
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This is a fantastic processor, with great overclocking ability, and already clocked at 2.67ghz is no way sluggish at all! Most games, including the latest blockbusters like Bioshock will run beautifully on this processor with no lag at all. Another great thing about Core 2 Duo is the amount of stuff you can have going at once, it's really good. Run a movie, itunes, a game and much more all at once without any slowdown..Yeah, it's nice but when is one person gonna run all that at once!? :p Overall, yeah it's a great processor that you can overclock way past 3.4Ghz, but I'd step down to the 2.40ghz E6600 as it's much cheaper and the performance difference between them is negligble. Hope this helps.

7.Intel E6400 Core2 Duo 2.13GHz - Retail Boxed 1066MHz FSB, 2MB Cache, Dual Core. 64bit Processor Extensions, so can run Windows XP64 from: Intel March 25, 2007
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This is a fantastic processor, with great overclocking ability, and already clocked at 2.67ghz is no way sluggish at all! Most games, including the latest blockbusters like Bioshock will run beautifully on this processor with no lag at all. Another great thing about Core 2 Duo is the amount of stuff you can have going at once, it's really good. Run a movie, itunes, a game and much more all at once without any slowdown..Yeah, it's nice but when is one person gonna run all that at once!? :p Overall, yeah it's a great processor that you can overclock way past 3.4Ghz, but I'd step down to the 2.40ghz E6600 as it's much cheaper and the performance difference between them is negligble. Hope this helps.

8.AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ AM2 Processor, 2.5GHz, 2 x 512KB L2 Cache, 2000MHz FSB Socket AM2 - Retail Boxed from: AMD October 01, 2007
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This is a fantastic processor, with great overclocking ability, and already clocked at 2.67ghz is no way sluggish at all! Most games, including the latest blockbusters like Bioshock will run beautifully on this processor with no lag at all. Another great thing about Core 2 Duo is the amount of stuff you can have going at once, it's really good. Run a movie, itunes, a game and much more all at once without any slowdown..Yeah, it's nice but when is one person gonna run all that at once!? :p Overall, yeah it's a great processor that you can overclock way past 3.4Ghz, but I'd step down to the 2.40ghz E6600 as it's much cheaper and the performance difference between them is negligble. Hope this helps.

9.AMD Sempron 3300+ 64Bit Socket 754 Processor, 128kb Cache / 2GHz - OEM from: AMD July 16, 2007
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This is a fantastic processor, with great overclocking ability, and already clocked at 2.67ghz is no way sluggish at all! Most games, including the latest blockbusters like Bioshock will run beautifully on this processor with no lag at all. Another great thing about Core 2 Duo is the amount of stuff you can have going at once, it's really good. Run a movie, itunes, a game and much more all at once without any slowdown..Yeah, it's nice but when is one person gonna run all that at once!? :p Overall, yeah it's a great processor that you can overclock way past 3.4Ghz, but I'd step down to the 2.40ghz E6600 as it's much cheaper and the performance difference between them is negligble. Hope this helps.

10.AMD Athlon 64bit 4600+ AM2 Retail Boxed Processor, 2.4GHz, 2 x 512KB L2 Cache, 2000MHz FSB. from: AMD March 25, 2007
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This is a fantastic processor, with great overclocking ability, and already clocked at 2.67ghz is no way sluggish at all! Most games, including the latest blockbusters like Bioshock will run beautifully on this processor with no lag at all. Another great thing about Core 2 Duo is the amount of stuff you can have going at once, it's really good. Run a movie, itunes, a game and much more all at once without any slowdown..Yeah, it's nice but when is one person gonna run all that at once!? :p Overall, yeah it's a great processor that you can overclock way past 3.4Ghz, but I'd step down to the 2.40ghz E6600 as it's much cheaper and the performance difference between them is negligble. Hope this helps.

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