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Neon_WA
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frag_
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Waste of money,
but it has one of the biggest multiplier ever - 30x  |
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gshv
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I'm sure it's worth it for some people - it's a $100 for a quick upgrade as opposed to more money for new CPU, motherboard, memory, new version of Windows (if the old OS is OEM version) + hours replacing the parts and installing the OS.
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Cpuswe
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I upgraded my Dell 8200 2 GHz (400MHz bus) to a 2.6 ES (Thanks John!) that i had out with the LCD TV. That was the difference between being and not being able to play 720p content. So $100 can make a lot of difference in comparison to buying a new rig.
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