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Plus sides: 1) Hopefully a soldering iron will become as crucial for mobos as it is for GPU's.
2) Maybe it will lead to a whole new competitive era of developing overclockable HD's and peripheral components.....anyone wanna see my mouse and printer on LN2?

Down side: None of us will have any access to mod info until the cycle is 6 months cold.
i love the enthusiasm....
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