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  1. 01-21-2012, 09:00 PM #2
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    Advances in technology and attempting to keep costs down...When the Pentium Pro was in play within the industry computers were still very expensive...Much like the 486 or the 386/286...In those days a simple computer could cost you $10,000. Now mass production, new advances in micro plating and so on have made it unnecessary to use gold as a heat sink.

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