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 Posted: Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:00 am Post subject: Intel's 32 in 32 Challenge: SNB-E Giveaways |
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If you've read our Core i7 3960X Review, you'll know that Intel's Sandy Bridge E platform can be incredibly fast. If you want to own a 3960X system without the pesky details of actually paying for the machine, Intel is kicking off a contest today where you can enter to win such a thing (and more). </p>
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Every week for the next four weeks Intel will be giving away something SNB-E related. Each giveaway period starts at 9AM PT and ends at 5PM PT, 7 days later. The first giveaway begins today.</p>
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This week Intel is giving away a Core i7 3930K with a DX79SI motherboard (the same board we used in our SNB-E CPU review). Next week it'll be a 3960X with the DX79SI. The following week it'll be a 3960X, DX79SI, Intel RTS2011LC cooler and Intel SSD 510. And the grand prize will be a hand selected build around the 3960X from Newegg.</p>
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For full contest rules and entry information head on over to Intel's Facebook page. The official messaging from Intel is below. Good luck!</p>
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Win an Incredible Intel Unlocked PC & More: 32 in 32 Challenge</p>
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Win weekly unlocked prize packages from Intel and Newegg starting November 14. Take home the grand prize and you'll fly to Newegg HQ for a chance to build your own Intel Enthusiast PC valued at over $5,000. Weekly prize bundles include Intel® Core™ i7 Extreme Edition processors, Intel® Desktop Boards, Intel® Solid-State Drives, and other system components.</p>
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Each week is a chance to win a different unlocked prize package. To win the grand prize, create and submit a video explaining in about 32 seconds why you deserve to a chance to build your ultimate unlocked PC.</p>
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For complete rules and entry details, check out Intel’s Facebook page: <span class="s1">http://www.facebook.com/Intel?sk=app_151472421569461</span></p>
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Source: AnandTech
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