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Some how this thread got completely derailed.
@ OP you can always re-use a CPU in another board granted the CPU works, you have the right socket on your new motherboard, and you have Thermal paste.
Also the Phenom II X4 965, really great AMD processor for games, my father has one, doesn't game, cause he's getting old now (haha, he doesn't want to admit it), has dual 4870's and all he does is email and watch DVD/Blu-Ray's now.
My Intel Core i7 920 OC'd works just fine regardless of the socket changes and such. Mainly its the x58 chip set I like since it can tri SLI/quadFire... anyways both work just fine for games, I like my Intel for the fact I compute a lot more than just games.
I will say 8.3Ghz OC'd is pretty good but they'll last for what like a week if that. Maybe one day before I'll die I hope to see 10Gh/z stock with 16-32 Cores... That'll be the day....
@ OP you can always re-use a CPU in another board granted the CPU works, you have the right socket on your new motherboard, and you have Thermal paste.
Also the Phenom II X4 965, really great AMD processor for games, my father has one, doesn't game, cause he's getting old now (haha, he doesn't want to admit it), has dual 4870's and all he does is email and watch DVD/Blu-Ray's now.
My Intel Core i7 920 OC'd works just fine regardless of the socket changes and such. Mainly its the x58 chip set I like since it can tri SLI/quadFire... anyways both work just fine for games, I like my Intel for the fact I compute a lot more than just games.
I will say 8.3Ghz OC'd is pretty good but they'll last for what like a week if that. Maybe one day before I'll die I hope to see 10Gh/z stock with 16-32 Cores... That'll be the day....

















