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    Just wanted to add that i have joined 'the club'.
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    How can you tell the year of an opty. I have just got an OEM one and it's CAJE 60... something - can't remember the rest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cmot
    How can you tell the year of an opty. I have just got an OEM one and it's CAJE 60... something - can't remember the rest.

    It is five letters ABCDE then 4 digits XXYY where XX is the year and YY the week number

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    It's a fantastic combination, especially with the introduction of the riser card for the M2 socket, it's definitely the obvious upgrade path for many enthusiasts who since becoming enthusiasts now have a job, a car to run, perhaps a flat they rent and a girlfriend to spoil and can no longer borrow money from their parents to upgrade their PC.
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    The stepping for the retail 146 now is

    CACJE - 0601 - GPAW

    However i cant garantee that all the stock is the same ...

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