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This is not a new product, but I'm going to be unboxing it anyway because it is a

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new product. This is the Intel Core i5 760.

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And the i5 is not a new thing, but the 760 is. So, it's kind of half old, half

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new. This is a quad core processor, and it does not support hyperthreading, but

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it does support turbo boost. So, basically, it's just like the Core

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i5750, but a little bit faster. So, the

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actual stock clock speed of the Core i5760 is, as we can see here, 2.8 GHz

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versus the 2.66 GHz stock frequency of

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the i5750. That's pretty much the only difference. It's still got an 8meg

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cache. Uh, it's still a Linfield class CPU. So, that means that it fits in LGA

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1156. But please note this since it's a

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quad core and not a dual core i5 processor, it does not support onboard

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graphics. So if you have an H55 chipset motherboard, you won't be able to use

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the onboard graphics. It has a three-year warranty. It includes an

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Intel cooling solution, which we're just

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going to Okay, we're going to look at like that. So it's very thin, very

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wussy. With all the Core i5s, especially the quad cores, I really do recommend

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getting a decent aftermarket cooler from the likes of Arctic Cooling or Noctua or

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one of those other good aftermarket cooler brands. I mean, this will work,

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but especially if you're going to be doing any overclocking. And I mean, this

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is going to be an overclocking champ because the only real difference between

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it and the 750 is that it has a higher multiplier. So, you're going to be able

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to take it further with a lower overall base clock. You can see here the CPU has

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a bit of a brushed metal look to it. And you know what? This is something that

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actually we had a a complaint a little while ago about. You see these 1, two,

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three, four spots. And this I don't know if you can see it. You certainly won't

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be able to see it in the shadows here. Maybe if I bring this over to the light,

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you can see a faint square outline. Can you see that in the camera? No. Uh, I'll

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try different angles, but you can see sort of a a line on the heat spreader

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like this. if you get it at a certain angle. I don't know. Yeah, I I I'll hope

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you are able to see it. But basically, we had someone complain that their CPU

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had been opened because it had uh uh this mark on it and it had some thermal

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compound residue. Now, my understanding is that Intel actually tests these uh

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and that is why they do have the marks on them and they aren't they aren't

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pristine when you take them out of the box. So, that was just something I

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wanted to mention to our viewers. If you get an Intel CPU that has a little bit

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of marking on it, it's not necessarily a problem. On the bottom, there are

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1,156 pads where the pins on the CPU socket make contact. And thank you for

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checking out my unboxing and first look at the Intel Core i5 760.
