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 Apple MacBook Pro 17 Laptop 25GHz Intel Core 2 Duo 4 GB Ram 1 TB Hard drive  US $650.00
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 APPLE MACBOOK PRO 15 183 Intel Core Duo US $79.98
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 APPLE MACBOOK PRO 15 24GHz Intel Core 2 Duo US $144.27
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Black & Decker CJ625 30-Watt 34-Ounce Citrus Juicer
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DescriptionBlack & Decker CJ625 30-Watt 34-Ounce Citrus Juicer |
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8 Pin PCIe PCI-e Power Cable for Mac G5 nVidia ATI Video Card - High Quality
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DescriptionPCI-E PCIe PCI Express 8 pin Video Card Power Cable Adaptor Convertor for Mac Pro Dual Quad Core G5 Provide prower from internal logic board mini 6 Pin to PCI Express Vdieo Card standard 8 pin Works with 1... |
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Apple Macbook Pro MC026LL/A Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66 Ghz / 4GB DDR2 / 320GB Hard Drive / nVidia Geforce 9600m GT / Superdrive / iSight / Bluetooth / Extreme Wifi / Mac OSX Leopard with APPLECARE 3-YEAR WARRANTY!!!
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DescriptionBox Contents: MacBook Pro MC026LL/A, Lithium-polymer battery, 85w MagSafe Power Adapter, AC wall plug and power cord, Display Cleaning Cloth, Install/Restore DVDs, Printed and Electronic Docs; Software Bundle: Mac OS X v10... |
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175 Watt Power Inverter Car Adapter for the Apple MacBook - white (Core 2 Duo 2.2 GHz, Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard), MacBook (13-inch, 1.83GHz Intel Core Duo), MacBook (13-inch, 2.0GHz Intel Core Duo, Black) (by Wasabi Power®)
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DescriptionTransforms your car lighter socket into an AC Power Outlet to charge or run laptops, cell phones, camcorders and game consoles. |
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175 Watt Power Inverter Car Adapter for the Apple MacBook Air (80GB), MacBook Pro, MacBook Pro (15.4-inch 2.33GHz Intel Core 2 Duo) and MacBook Pro (15.4-inch, 1.67GHz Intel Core Duo) (by Wasabi Power®)
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DescriptionTransforms your car lighter socket into an AC Power Outlet to charge or run laptops, cell phones, camcorders and game consoles. |
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150W Ac Adapter G71G
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DescriptionNBA ASUS 150 WATT AC ADAPTER |
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Apple MB363Z/A Airport Extreme Wireless Upgrade Kit - network adapter
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DescriptionAirPort Extreme is the next-generation wireless networking solution from Apple. Based on 802.11g high-speed wireless technology, it enables you to achieve data rates nearly 5 times faster than the original AirPort... |
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iRacing 1-Month New Subscription
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Description1-Month subscription code for new members (existing members should renew their existing membership via the iRacing Web site). iRacing subscribers are part of a global community of racers and enthusiasts that includes drivers of all types (amateur to pro), interests (oval and road racing), and nationalities... |
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iRacing 1-Year New-Member Subscription
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Description1-year subscription code for new members (existing members should renew their existing membership via the iRacing Web site). iRacing subscribers are part of a global community of racers and enthusiasts that includes drivers of all types (amateur to pro), interests (oval and road racing), and nationalities... |
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15.4" Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26GHZ
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DescriptionThe M50V is the newest powerhouse from ASUS, what you get is Intel's Core 2 Duo P8400 processor with 3 MB L2 cache that gives you powerful mobile performance. If you need to run high end graphics such as AutoCAD, or games, that's no problem with the Nvidia GeForce 9600M GS graphics card with 1GB DDR2 video memory... |
Max FSB on ASUS P5Q Pro with Intel Core 2 Duo e8400?
Hi, i would like to know what is the highest FSB I could get with a P5Q Pro and a e8400...
I know the e8400 multiplier is at 9x and I know I can get to 400 with no efforts. I would like to get a little higher though but I have stock cooler (non-stock cooling is not an option). I have Kingston 1066 Mhz memory so I know I can get as high as 533 Mhz but... it probably wont go that high. Can someone please help me on how to get the highest FSB possible or simply what IS the highest STABLE fsb using this board. Any help would be really appreciated (sry for my bad english).
From what I've heard, 444mhz for 4ghz is pretty doable without messing with the voltages too much..
Hope this helps
Hongye
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