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[~mwoodruff] finds out about pricing differences for different options

[~mmorstad] will decide if the pricing justifies the "buy by risk" for potential performance improvement. In this case [~amartinez] will need 20 samples for validation

[~blitterell] doesn't need any more samples and by the end of the January he will provide some data to confirm if the new CPU would improve the performance.
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