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Devil's Canyon CPU's [Australia]

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Hey all you Aussies/Tasmanians.

The Dawn of Devil's Canyon is finally upon us.

We can finally pre-order these CPU's, and with the recent Benchmarks and Results.. these are definitely a worth-while upgrade imo!

Centre Com have them for pre-order and they're local to me so I can't wait. :D

I'll link you guys - http://bit.ly/devilscc

 

Will you guys be buying the new CPU's?

Dem thermal Gains.

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Hey all you Aussies/Tasmanians.

 

They are called Taswegians  :P

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They are called Taswegians  :P

I didn't want to stir anything up so i'll use the correct terms  :D

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I didn't want to stir anything up so i'll use the correct terms  :D

 

Well actually Tasmanian's are Australians, just like Victorians etc.

 

Tasmania isn't a different country, just another state that happens to be cut off from the mainland.

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I would buy one but im broke and in canada

 

Oww that sucks for you :(

Get a job and build a dream machine  ;)

Well actually Tasmanian's are Australians, just like Victorians etc.

 

Tasmania isn't a different country, just another state that happens to be cut off from the mainland.

True, I just like to add them in so they don't feel excluded or left out  :wub:

I understand some of them feel left out sometimes.

CPU i5 6600K | Mobo Gigabyte Z170X Gaming 7 | Cooling H80i | MSI GTX970 Gaming 4GB in SLi | Geil Super Luce 16GB 3000MHz DDR4 | Intel 330 120GB | 2 x 1TB WD Black | Corsair Air 540 | XFX ProSeries 1250W. | Corsair K70 Anodised Black Cherry Reds | Logitech G502 | Dell U2713HM | Red LED Lighting.

Portable Gamer - Metabox Alpha W370SS - CPU i7 4710MQ | RAM 8GB 1600MHz | Nvidia GTX 860M 2GB GDDR5 | Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD | 17.3" Matte Display 72% Gamut
Back-up - HP Pavilion dv6 - Ancient Stuff - P7550 @ 2.26gHz  | DDR2 4GB | Kingston HyperX 120Gb SSD | ATi 4550m (fried)

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