The title of the listing quotes a i7-6700T CPU and in the specs in two different spots, it says it is an i7 CPU with a speed of 3.4gHz. Mind you, the speed of 3.4gHz is what they are listing as the base core speed. As with all listings. Fast forward to my deployment of these machines, I find out that these are not 3.4gHz chips, but slower 2.8gHz chips (that turbo to 3.6gHz).After doing some digging, the 3.4gHz they are claiming is in line with an i7-6700 variant (not the T variant they have listed). So straight up falsely advertising the speed of the CPUs in these computers in not one, but two locations of the technical specs of this computer in their listing.After contacting them about this, the seller would just continue to spout off that these chips go up to 3.6gHz speed and that nothing is wrong. No resolution, no admitting anything when its clear as day about the false advertisement of the core speed of these chips. After 48 hours, I promptly contacted Amazon and there will be a case opened and a mark against their account for this. This should not be allowed.