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The listing, Core i7 Processor has ended.
here ya go its an i7 a guy I know did an upgrade and gave me this to get rid of so good luck . and yes it was working at the time it was pulled. stats intel core i7-928 2.66ghz/8m/4.88/88 3849b826
I dont really go by what credits cost if you buy them from listia. I go more by the market rate currently for credits. Which is 50-60k = $100 gift card. So your asking about $50, which is a good deal obviously. Its not like you can take your credits and sell them to listia for what they charge right? And who buys credits anyways, lol. I think your asking price is a good deal. If that guy upgraded he probably got an i9, which I think is the only faster intel retail chip, but i could be wrong, or like the other guy said, maybe went up to the 2nd gen i7. He should have kept the intel sticker on it, but he must have removed it to put the silver goo on for installing his heatsink correctly. Nice auction.
good lord people lol i7 has many different speeds all processors come in different speeds This is a fabulous listing and BIN is very cheap thanks for sharing I am an AMD fan but it still made me look lol
PEOPLE, you CAN NOT just put this is ANY COMPUTER! You need a socket 1366 Motherboard OR ELSE IT WILL BREAK THE CPU! THAT MEANS NO DELL, HP, or any other computer you bought at the store. That is because those store bought computers ALREADY have THIS processor in it IF it is a valid computer, this is an entry level chip for the 1366 socket.
awesome chip Intel is the best i was gonna get the i7 hex core but i got the power cube instead win7 ultimate 2 xeon hexa-core cpu 24gb ddr3 1666mhz ram 3 sli nvidia cards etc killer system normally $15,000 total for all parts i got them for $6,000 yeah its overkill but i will not worry about anything newest games will barely scratch the surface
I'm confused. All these comments and no one has pointed out that there is no such thing as a Core i7 928. Intel made a Core i7 920 and a Core i7 920XM. Is this one of those? Or did it come out of a 928i gaming computer?