Socket 754 3700+ clawhammer?

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  • asand1
    Oregon, USA
    • Oct 2011
    • 123
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    Socket 754 3700+ clawhammer?

    I have a n Asus K8N socket 754754 machine i built years ago.
    I love this machine and dont intend to replace it until i have to from lack of support.
    I asked my wife for a AMD Athalon 64 3700+ socket 754 cpu on ebay. If this doesnt happen i would still like to pick one up down theroad. Has anyone arou d here have one of these?
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