Genuine Icom CS-V85 Programming Software for IC-V85 with Unique Serial Number
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Reviews (4)
Apr 03, 2018
Far better than the cheap latex gloves found on eBay
1 of 1 found this helpful I don't know how thick the latex is, but these are FAR better than the cheap 4-mil gloves that rip and tear if you look at them sideways. The finish is smooth (non-textured), which I prefer. With the price 5 cents each, what's not to love?
Jan 30, 2017
Nice upgrade for Socket 771
A pair of these made my older HP Workstation get up and dance. Only a small performance difference between these and the top-of-the-line CPU's at a fraction of the cost, plus the TPO is only 120W vs 150W for faster CPU's. I'm running these on stock single-stack CPU coolers with no problem. I just had to add a 5th pin to the stock coolers and jump it to pin 3 on each one to fool the MB into thinking it's a double-stack cooler. (This is well documented on the web.) IMO, it's the best bang for your buck if you have one or more LGA 771 sockets to populate.
Dec 13, 2016
Cheap go-fast
1 of 1 found this helpful I recently picked up an X3470 to replace my i5-760K. (MSI P55-GD85 MB.) The biggest load on my CPU has been capturing, processing, and uploading HD videos using Wirecast. The difference with the new CPU was astonishing. Before, I had to compromise some upload quality so my CPU would stay below 90% and keep from dropping frames. With the same settings, I'm now at 60% and can push the quality up a few notches. The X3480 might get you a fraction better performance, but at double the cost?? No thanks. This will keep my old workhorse going for a few more years.