WTB: AMD X2 5400+ or higher(AM2)

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Hi,

Wanna buy an AMD X2 5400+, 5600+, 6000+, 6400+(AM2) for a friend. AMD 6000+ 'll be highly entertained.

The price is negotiable so PM only for it!
 
keith_j_snyder2 said:
Sorry man! But something above than 5400+ is what i was told. But i 'll let u know if there is something come up.
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Practically there is no difference between X2 5000+/5400+/5600+ same chip adjusted by higher clocks and pricing :ohyeah: I can overclock X2 5000+ to 3.0Ghz without any volt mod on stocks.Now it becomes X2 6000+ :bleh: only cache size differ in 6000+
X2 5000/5200/5400/5600 belongs to almost same chip.

I am not promoting my X2 5000+ just for knowledge sake telling ya.
Temperatures and stressing test validation for X2 5000+ @ 3Ghz :hap2:

 
Yeah u r right, But overclocking requires good PSU & better motherboard. He has got a generic 500W PSU & M2N-MX. Do u think it can take 5000+ to 3GHZ?

I know u r saying it in best possible interest but this came to me too but M2N-MX can't raise it to 3GHZ. The board can Barely pull 200MHZ!
 
virus32win said:
Practically there is no difference between X2 5000+/5400+/5600+ same chip adjusted by higher clocks and pricing :ohyeah: I can overclock X2 5000+ to 3.0Ghz without any volt mod on stocks.Now it becomes X2 6000+ :bleh: only cache size differ in 6000+
X2 5000/5200/5400/5600 belongs to almost same chip.

I am not promoting my X2 5000+ just for knowledge sake telling ya.
Temperatures and stressing test validation for X2 5000+ @ 3Ghz :hap2:

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Just lil. OT: What board r u using anyways? Those are some serious OCing results over the "not-so-OCing-friendly-processor"?
 
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