3000GHz CPU for sale

[causticVapor]

I guess the P4 finally did ramp.

http://www.ecost.com/ecost/shop/detail.asp?dpno=436901

[tweakerpc]

There is a type error i think it is suppose to be 3000Mhz not "3000ghz" or just 3 ghz

[MJCfromCT]

Originally posted by tweakerpc
There is a type error i think it is suppose to be 3000Mhz not "3000ghz" or just 3 ghz

You're a quick one :D

I already ordered 7 :)

[ShadeZeRO]

Gotta love sarcasim.

[causticVapor]

Especially misspelled. :p


One weakness of textual conversation is it's difficult to convey hints that you're joking. The line I put above the link was aimed straight at intel.

[j.m@talk]

Originally posted by causticVapor
One weakness of textual conversation is it's difficult to convey

You thought of becomming a politician ?


Bet yer moms proud of you ;)

[ukulele]

To bad it's an Intel. I was hoping to upgrade my Athlon. :(

[ShadeZeRO]

i cant really upgrade mine,

the 754 socket was fazed out like 6 months after i baught it :(

[ukulele]

Originally posted by ShadeZeRO
i cant really upgrade mine,

the 754 socket was fazed out like 6 months after i baught it :(

Don't worry then. At 3000ghz it likely going to run too hot anyway and ram to keep up with it will cost you a fortune. ;)

[bushmaster]

Hell order one and when it won't run at 3,000 Ghz threaten to call the ftc for fraudulent advertising.

Scream bloody murder that you paid for a 3,000 Ghz processor as advertised and you **** well wan't one.

[causticVapor]

I dunno, maybe there's some secret 3000GHz p4 CPU for socket 939, as ShadeZeRO seems to be implying. :p

[urdvurk]

I would simply underclock it to, oh, 2000GHz and stick a passive cooler on it. :)

[Rugor]

But it was made by Hewlett Packard (see the fine print) so it must be an Itanium based P4.