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[bellabasic]

Is this a good idea?
Bid since post: $182.50
LINK: CLICK HERE

There's also the same thing, but 4.5Ghz
But it's US $995.00
LINK: CLICK HERE

Such a price difference, so stupid.

[bellabasic]

Never mind, I asked a professional that sells, builds, and produces computers, and other technologies to large cooperations. I forgot my family has lots of connects, woopsie. Supposedly, this processor can't be trusted because it is an alteration of the original i7, only by weak affiliations with it's original maker, and no one really knows enough about it yet, but the original i7 processor is the best, and most highly trusted processor available to the public at the moment. He says, there isn't really a drastic difference between i7 ultimate and normal i7, and that it's not worth it to pay $700 more for a few point (0.5) of a difference, and suggested I wait to buy the 3.3 version when it's been out a while longer so the price and go down. 2.8 will suffice for now.

[omgidied]

interesting.

[GoDL1Ke]

I was thinking of buying a bare-bone computer and having this processor, if I do buy a bare-bone ill make sure to get the original i7 or the new Intel 2010 processors that "auto free memory."

[[_JUE_]Sin]

i have an i7 920 and while it's fast i cant tell the difference between it and my friends q94xx (something like that, its a 2.66ghz also)

but im not a super techy who notices the .5ghz change in processor speed