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Chook
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 Posted: Thu Nov 04, 2010 10:07 am Post subject: Fake of the Day: P166 |
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I've picked up two of these in the last few weeks and they both set off my fake detector. So I popped off the heatsinks (which was much easier than usual) and what was underneath? The correct speed! The faker even relasered under the heatsink! Not a bad effort.
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Neon_WA
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pretty good quality fakes 
if the die caps arn't covered with stickers.. i can probably tell you what they were
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I wonder how the h/s could have got so dirty...
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Marcin
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| Anonymous wrote: | I wonder how the h/s could have got so dirty...
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I just worked since 15 years ...
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