Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Where can i find OEM processors?

I want to buy an Opteron 175 but I dont want the heatsink since I want to buy this [url]http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=371395[/url]. I know if I found the processor OEM (withouth the heatsink or whatever), I'd get 50 bucks cheaper. So anyone know where?Where can i find OEM processors?
$50 cheaper just because its OEM? Hell I'd like to know that too, but my spider senses are telling me that that's most likely an open box OEM processor if it's $50 cheaper than retail.Edit: I just realized the heatsink you're looking at is for Intel. :question:Where can i find OEM processors?
[QUOTE=''GamingMonkeyPC'']$50 cheaper just because its OEM? Hell I'd like to know that too, but my spider senses are telling me that that's most likely an open box OEM processor if it's $50 cheaper than retail.[/QUOTE]And open box means? As long as its the same processor I want I dont care :p
Open box means that it's returned by customers. Again want to mention the heatsink you linked is apparently for Intel.
I'm pretty sure that NewEgg sells some OEM processors. I don' t know if they have the one you posted, but they do have others.
[QUOTE=''GamingMonkeyPC'']Open box means that it's returned by customers. Again want to mention the heatsink you linked is apparently for Intel.[/QUOTE]Doh, it was early I missed that, thanks :pMeh the only reason I ask if why should I have to buy for their ol' heatsink when I'd be buying my own.
couldn't find it anywhere oem but just get it here http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=80108-R because that's the cheapest place i could find it. plus you can just sell the heatsink on ebay or somethin' and get some money for it. no one is forcing you to use the retail heatsink.

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