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What is the current "Best O/C low cost Intel CPU"
Hello,
I'm currently running a Celeron 2ghz at 2.66ghz on a Asus P4B 533 motherboard. This is at default voltage, default Intel cooler,133Mhz bus speed and some noname PC 2100 / 2700 DDR memory. This celeron run 24x7 , as it is used on a small server on my home network. I'm really satisfied of this configuration. (While it is not used for gaming). It remembers me my old Celeron 300A@45=E0 :-) i'm looking to build a mini-pc, at low/medium cost. What is currently the equivalent of this celeron on the market (best price / oc ratio with 100% stability). It aims to be a small Linux server, so i will prefer stable hardware compare to high end , latest release peripheral where i may have some difficult to identify all drivers. Thanks in advance. Gelu Laurent |
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