There is some serious value there, provided that you're capable of driving it. If I play the Mhz game, I put in a Pentium II 400 now, and if I later want more power, I throw my Pentium II 400 in the trash and buy a whole new processor, as limited by the capabilities of my current motherboard, of course. It's hard to avoid seeing the value. You can't tell me that wouldn't benefit the consumer. Tom Nadeau Speed matters most to me.
Price is secondary.
I've finally learned my lesson re. I'm waiting for RAM prices to fall back to reasonable prices. Tom Strickland you can't go wrong with the Intel brand name. David Cole newest, fastest, biggest, and best. Colin Matlack look forward to the day when price gouging will be a thing of past.