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CM8062300833908 - Intel Core i7-2600K 4-Core 3.40GHz 5GT/s DMI 8MB L3 Cache Socket LGA1155 Processor
CM8062300833908 - Intel Core i7-2600K 4-Core 3.40GHz 5GT/s DMI 8MB L3 Cache Socket LGA1155 Processor
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