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Six Core Sandy Bridge-E Chips Listed by British Retailer

khmerog

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He posted a link to voodoo and wasn't a Jimi Hendrix's song. :rolleyes:

lol..thanks man. but we are allowed to post links/websites as long as it has to do with the topic right? like sources of a review, rumour, etc.?
 
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lol..thanks man. but we are allowed to post links/websites as long as it has to do with the topic right? like sources of a review, rumour, etc.?

Yes, but I think the problem here is that the user runs the site he linked to. If it's a site that sells stuff then it's considered advertising and isn't allowed without the permission of the Big Wizz :p
 
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This is not the place to discuss the reason of someone's ban...
 
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Only way I buy something this expensive is if say Asus, Asrock and-or MSI release motherboard with 8 dimm slots so I can plug in 8 x 4GB DDR3 modules for a 32GB setup. Better yet lets do this on an AMD platform so I can plug in a cheap Bulldozer. Ram is cheap, cheap and cheap nowadays. :D

It would be nice to see a company release a PCIe x 16 based DDR3 controller card so I have the ability to plug in say 4 or 8 dims and have the ability to install Windows 64-bit to it.
 
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