i couldn't agree more.for only .2GHz more of process,you will pay over $1k for an i7.so...why not save that money,learn more about computers the possibility(s) of overclocking,and go from there.keep one thing in mind when dealing with computers,there are always ways to get more out of any part of a computer than what they are telling you is possible.for instance,the system i just built runs at 3.8GHz on n/a,but after i liquid-cooled the whole system,i am eaasily running at 4.2-4.3GHz at 18C!!!Originally Posted by 96Plumls
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