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Frank Bough
Posted Wednesday 13th May 2009 12:52 GMT
...leave this kind of thing to Tom's and Anandtech.
Simon Ward
Posted Wednesday 13th May 2009 15:38 GMT
"...leave this kind of thing to Tom's and Anandtech."
Agreed. For one thing, they do it a bloody sight better.
Paul
Posted Thursday 14th May 2009 00:54 GMT
we bought a Dell 710 for testing with dual L5520 and it makes the dual L5420 systems we previously bought seem slow and power hungry!
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What a bizarre article #
Posted Wednesday 13th May 2009 12:52 GMT
...leave this kind of thing to Tom's and Anandtech.
Simon Ward
Re: What a bizarre article #
Posted Wednesday 13th May 2009 15:38 GMT
"...leave this kind of thing to Tom's and Anandtech."
Agreed. For one thing, they do it a bloody sight better.
Paul
dual xeon 5520 rocks! #
Posted Thursday 14th May 2009 00:54 GMT
we bought a Dell 710 for testing with dual L5520 and it makes the dual L5420 systems we previously bought seem slow and power hungry!