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    Quote Originally Posted by PartTimeScrapper View Post
    Or just a very high end gaming ASUS board that will run p4 all the way to quads. But the board alone will cost the same as 10 machines.
    While I'm sure it is excellent advice, this ↑↑↑ is exactly why I don't bother trying to test my own hardware! Yes, the margins are smaller, but it's so much easier taking things apart than putting them back together again...



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