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    m570ru with 2.6 ghz extreme

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Derq, Aug 10, 2007.

  1. Derq

    Derq Notebook Evangelist

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    mysn.eu is offering m570ru with 2.6 ghz extreme
    is this company to be trusted? they are really cheap also... but german .. :rolleyes: and they advertize TRUST hardware too :eek:
     
    Derq, Aug 10, 2007
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  2. Iron_Cross

    Iron_Cross Notebook Geek

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    I would be inclined to say no...the only Clevo I know of that supports that processor is the D900C.
     
    Iron_Cross, Aug 10, 2007
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  3. Hackman84

    Hackman84 Notebook Guru

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    They claim it works without overheating but no overclocking available right now.
    Here's a german test: http://www.chip.de/artikel/c1_artikel_28263190.html
    I actually bought mine with a T7500 there and untill now I happy, the only thing which surprised me is having no mysn or whatever sticker on the lid.
     
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  4. Wu Jen

    Wu Jen Some old nobody

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    There are 2 "Extreme" Edition Mobile CPU's coming out. The 2.6Ghz (T7800) should be available in September. The 2.8Ghz (T7900) will be available around Christmas. Both are Santa Rosa chipset processors. i.e. 800Mhz FSB.
     
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