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Thorton IS a Barton
One of our most prominent overclocking gurus <b>Mackanz</b> has just picked up a "Thorton" core 2000+ AthlonXP processor and has proven that IT IS a rebadged "Barton" core processor...
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"That´s right folks. After the article at overclockers.ru and Xbitlabs, i just HAD to go downtown and buy one of the new XP2000. Just by closing the 2nd pair of the L2 bridge, enabled the rest of the cache. I would say that this is the bargain of the year at a tiny $50."
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"That´s right folks. After the article at overclockers.ru and Xbitlabs, i just HAD to go downtown and buy one of the new XP2000. Just by closing the 2nd pair of the L2 bridge, enabled the rest of the cache. I would say that this is the bargain of the year at a tiny $50."
<a href="http://www.short-media.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=4433" target=_"New">Thorton IS a Barton</a>
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