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Enthusiast digs into CPU substrate for surgery to replace ripped-off data pin — resurrected chip boots and hits 33% overclock
An Intel Celeron 1200 ( Tualatin ) was revived from the dead following an intricate bit of repair work by Bits und Bolts.
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