Heya
Just saw a T7500 for $300 over here including shipping, brand new with guarantee from a well known computerstore.
The cheapest T7600 is $642 over here, so that's why i'm asking. $300 seems to be very cheap for the T7500.
And i'm asking for you guys advice, is the upgrade worth it? I mean 1.83Ghz 2MB vs 2.2GHz 4MB? I tend to use alot of CPU-usage from time to time.
Thanks in advance
/Michel.K
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Unfortunately, the T7500 won't work, since it is Socket P, whereas the T5600 and The T7600 are both Socket M.
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Oh, too bad. It was listed under the Socket 479 on the store i checked. So i didn't think of doublechecking that.
Thanks Andy! As always you always know the answers! Hehe. -
I bought my T7600 for $300 from this seller on fleabay.
You don't really need a warranty, a DOA warranty is fine. Stress test (OCed, UVed and at stock) the CPU for a day or two, and you can find out if the CPU was a good buy or not.
I remember seeing some sellers selling the same CPU for about $350 with a Month's Warranty. -
Seems even cheaper! Compared to .se prices
I wonder what the shipping is to Stockholm, Sweden though, anyways, i never used ebay really.Is it easy to use? With accounts and such? (i guess, but i'm just doublechecking hehe)
I don't care much about warranty aslong as it's working it's not gonna die really, so i understand you perfectly there! Never had a CPU die on me for the last 10 years (or yeah a duron 900 oced to 1700 getting to much voltage at 1800mhz hehe). -
If you're set on doing it, I think the T7200 or T7400, which can be had for much less, offers better value. -
Ebay is fine, been using it since the last 5 years. (I am in the UK, and shipping for me was about $30. You can contact the seller on this)
The T7200 is an option, but doesn't provide a significant boost in CPU intensive tasks as compared to the T5600.
T7400 is available for ~$200....
Is it worth the money? T5600 vs T7500 - $300
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by Michel.K, Oct 8, 2008.