E8200, E8400 & E8500

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  • solofowaffles
    Member
    • May 2006
    • 4306

    #16
    i think the lowest clocked one is at 3 ghz?yummy

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    • looqas

      #17
      Originally posted by Flt. Sgt. Powderhound
      Any word on a mid-range 45NM Quad- Core yet?

      Yes. Q8xxx series is coming out. Pretty much the same deal as with Q6600 and E6600. Just increase FSB to 1333MHz and more importantly increase the L2 size. The bigger L2 size is the reason why these 8xxxx processors are much faster than the E6850 at same speeds. Plus you can squeeze more juice out of them by OCing even with regular cooling.

      Just checked. My mobo supports these 45nm after a BIOS flash Whoopidoo!

      Warhawk: Me too. I've gone the same trail from Pentium -> Athlon -> Core2Duo. I also hope that AMD would make a real killer proc, but I'm also happy that Intel currently makes good processors for a reasonable price. $170 for a very good processor is not highway robbery IMO.

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      • cloakster
        Member
        • Nov 2006
        • 1396

        #18
        yay, ive been waiting for a review of the 45nm series for so long, thanks for the link looqas.

        The gaming performance is not as good as i hoped for, but in all other aspects they rock! Intel ftw :)

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        • Death Merchant
          Member
          • Feb 2006
          • 1090

          #19
          Its better than conroe but its nowhere near as big a leap as intels jump from pentuim 4 to the Exxxx series

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          • =98=
            Member
            • Oct 2006
            • 10299

            #20
            Originally posted by Death Merchant
            Its better than conroe but its nowhere near as big a leap as intels jump from pentuim 4 to the Exxxx series
            You can't really expect a whole new architecture every year.

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            • jesus
              Member
              • May 2007
              • 2413

              #21
              i heard they got one of them to 4.7ghz on air cooling

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              • looqas

                #22
                My guess that 45nm manufacturing made it feasible cost-wise to include extra L2 memory on the die. Otherwise there're pretty much the same as E6x50.

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                • Scinto
                  Retired TGN *****
                  • Mar 2006
                  • 5387

                  #23
                  Originally posted by looqas
                  Yes. Q8xxx series is coming out. Pretty much the same deal as with Q6600 and E6600. Just increase FSB to 1333MHz and more importantly increase the L2 size. The bigger L2 size is the reason why these 8xxxx processors are much faster than the E6850 at same speeds. Plus you can squeeze more juice out of them by OCing even with regular cooling.
                  dont you mean Q9xxx, I'm waiting for the Q9450 personally. iircc these new CPU's will be replacing the E6xxx & Q6xxx

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                  • looqas

                    #24
                    Originally posted by Scinto
                    dont you mean Q9xxx, I'm waiting for the Q9450 personally. iircc these new CPU's will be replacing the E6xxx & Q6xxx
                    You are correct. My bad.

                    Those Quads will be awesome. Imagine a quad going at 4GHz and above. It's gonna make AMD sorry.

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                    • Flt. Sgt. Powderhound
                      Member
                      • May 2007
                      • 962

                      #25
                      I see you can actually get all of the new C2Q specs off Intel's website. The Q945 looks to be the sweet spot. :)

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                      • Sniper1432
                        Member
                        • Jun 2006
                        • 4616

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Namakan
                        ROFL! nice find :p

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                        • Scinto
                          Retired TGN *****
                          • Mar 2006
                          • 5387

                          #27


                          E8400 @ 4.2ghz

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                          • looqas

                            #28
                            Originally posted by Scinto
                            I have to say that I'm little unconfortable of his voltages there. Good thing that the proc is his

                            I have to say that I'm liking E8400 alot. 6MB L2 and 4GHz comfortable. Still I think my next processor, when this E6750 becomes a bottleneck, I'll be a quad.

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                            • Scinto
                              Retired TGN *****
                              • Mar 2006
                              • 5387

                              #29
                              E8500 is hitting 4.8ghz with the stock cooler, i just hope its a sign of good things to come :)

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                              • looqas

                                #30
                                new 9xxx quads through some benchies. Looks convincing.

                                Article in German, but numbers are universal.
                                Intel hat die Einführung der Einsteiger- und Mittelklasse-Quadcore-CPUs vorerst verschoben. PCGH konnte aber dennoch einen ersten Blick auf einen Q9300 machen. Ob es sich lohnt auf diesen Prozessor zu warten oder ob der Q6600 doch die bessere Wahl ist, zeigt unser Test.


                                It think the Q9300 with it's 6MB L2 is not really worth it. The sweet spot seems to be 50€ costlier Q9450 with it's 12MB L2.

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