So far one of the few ways to get one of the new 65 nm X2 3600 processors is to purchase it through Newegg along with a bundled motherboard. At first this idea is not terribly attractive to most users, as often as not the bundled boards are of substandard quality and not exactly feature rich. When I ordered this combo I was not expecting a whole lot out of the motherboard, but I was hoping that the new 65 nm X2 would overclock to a good degree. Things turned out slightly different than what I was expecting. To see my initial impressions of the X2 3600+ running on an Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe, go here.



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