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Barebone Kit
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XFX GeForce 8200 Socket AM2/AM2+ Barebone Kit
XFX GeForce 8200 Socket AM2/AM2+ Barebone Kit
You haven’t seen anything yet! Because this sensational new Socket AM2/AM2+ special eclipses virtually everything we’ve offered in affordable, high-performance barebones. This powerful kit features an AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ AM2 Black Edition processor, an XFX GeForce 8200 MCP Socket AM2+ motherboard, 3GB (3072MB) of Crucial PC5400 DDR2 memory at 667MHz, and much more. Much more – includes an XFX 512MB PCIe Video Card with silent cooling, an Ultra LS600 600-watt ATX power supply, and our game-busting Power Up ATX Mid-Tower case. And check out the price tag. You’ve got the exclusive foundation for a powerhouse gaming or extreme PC that you’ll enjoy for years to come for the lowest cost anywhere. Supplies are limited! So place your orders ASAP.
Hybrid SLI Technology
Hybrid SLI® technology, based on NVIDIA’s industry-leading SLI technology, delivers multi-GPU (graphics processing unit) benefits when an NVIDIA® motherboard GPU is combined with an NVIDIA discrete GPU. Hybrid SLI increases graphics performance with GeForce® Boost and provides intelligent power management with HybridPower™. (GeForce Boost and HybridPower are on select GeForce GPUs)
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ Black Edition Processor ADO5000DSWOF
The top frequency AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 processor takes performance to the next level for Enthusiasts. AMD is pushing the 65nm process technology to new limits. Work or play with multiple programs without any stalling or waiting. Dual-core technology is like having two processors, and two working together is better and faster than one working alone.
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Enormous Overclocking Potential. "The 5000+ Black Edition is the ideal choice for users who wish to upgrade their existing AM2 systems. Thanks to its low power dissipation even when overclocked, buying a new cooling solution is unnecessary. Furthermore, the low heat generation also means the system will not become much noisier as a result of your overclocking experiments." - Bert Töpelt; tomshardware.com, 10/22/2007 |
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