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The meaty part, that is, for most cases, I see a lot of mainstream buyers flocking the sub $200 processor, which is the E6300 ($183). This processor runs at 1.8GHz, 1066FSB, and 2M of unadulterated cache. For those who have the moolah, the E6400 looks like a sure winner, goes for a really affordable price of $224.
However, for those people who have been running their systems at 4GHz already, my suggestion is not to get anything lower than E6600. For just $316, it will surpass all known enthusiast CPU at the time of this writing, in terms of pure performance and smoothness in multi-tasking, and that's just on stock settings. I don't really know why anyone would still OC this beast, except for bragging rights, or benchmarking, since it will already be blazingly fast at the stock speed. Of course, some will think it's a mortal sin if this is left on stock, but for most people, stock settings is just the way to go. So, head on to HKEPC and get the full scoop.
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