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| Floor1 笑三笑 | Posted 2004-09-10 00:00 |
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I’d like to ask: the CPU I wanted was an AMD Athlon(tm)xp 2500+, but the computer shop gave me a 2600+. Also, in
cmos it shows 3000+. Why is that? Was it swapped on me? I wanted a boxed one. I didn’t look carefully. Also, its external clock is 200M. Has it been overclocked? I think I was cheated. Is that really true? |
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| Floor2 SCNCHCM | Posted 2004-09-12 00:00 |
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It probably was overclocked, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you were cheated. It’s very normal for a 2600 to be overclocked to 3000. You should post this question on some hardware forums. For them, this is a very simple question.
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| Floor3 bush | Posted 2004-09-13 00:00 |
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No matter how much it’s overclocked, running DOS is still the same
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