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  1. 02-06-2000 01:03 PM #1
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    They really excel at tweaking their Athlons. And the price/performance ratio can't be touched by Intel. Utterly baffles me why you would go for a coppermine rig.
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    Thumbs up Try this website for overclocking

    Go to http://www.step-thermodynamics.com. they have the perfect setup for overclocking and all of their products are guaranteed for life!!!!!! (I do in no way work for these guys, just giving some good info. I own some of their stuff right now and am upgrading to a 600>800 coppermine PIII cpu with 256mb of their pc133 ram. Go look for yourselfs and their stuff is cheap, cheap, cheap)
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