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> 2) Tbirds are often made with copper rather than aluminum interconnects,
> which means lower resistance and theoretically higher clockspeeds.

- Despite the name there is no copper in coppermines!!
- You can tell a copper T'Bird it'll have a blue tint the aluminum ones have
a green tint. All the new C-Version CPU's I have seen are copper.

Regards,

Kulraj


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