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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Australia
Posts: 15
OS: Vista Home Premium 32 Bit
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2 pc's in 1?
lol maybe a dumb question but then again...
Could I possibly use my I7 core with my quad core in the same pc? All replies welcome i just want to know, i have alot of equipment and money to spend if i need something else please let me know asap. TY |
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