E0 stepping ??

[Pieros]

A good friend will go to Malaysia.
So i will have the opportunity to get a good stepping.
I am interested p4 3.2.
Does anyone knows what it the stepping for this cpu?

[bh2k]

It's not released here so we have no idea.

[thephenom]

ur friend is planning to barge into the Intel factory and hand pick cpu?

[dioSRL]

Originally posted by thephenom
ur friend is planning to barge into the Intel factory and hand pick cpu?

now that should be fun :) Put the iNTEL engineers pick teh One :)

[masterofpuppets]

Pieros friend in Malaysia:
Scuse me, but I want to get the best 3.2C stepping availible
Intel engineer:
/me hands Pieros friend a E0 chip

^^ You wish.

[p0rl1n]

the closest thing you might find would be the sl7kc which is a d0 stepping socket 478 prescott at 3.2. it is listed as using .956-1.052v so it should oc like hell.

[Samael]

Just in case you haven seen it yet Pier ;)
http://overclockers.at/showthread.php?threadid=120744

[lutjens]

I'd like to see a retail version of this stepping (non ES)...there are some rumors that the speed regulation (for lower power consumption) may have some unlocked multipliers.

But, knowing Intel, they probably found a way to ensure we don't have access to them (a la Speedstep).

:rolleyes:

[skate2snow]

If they didnt lock it as secure as before, mobo manufacturer or tweakers will find a way to unlock them fast....

[hallowen]

http://developer.intel.com/design/pcn/Processors/D0104101.pdf

[lutjens]

Can't see anything in there that says for sure one way of the other.

Only that the technology will be present.

[hallowen]

I'll Let Y'all Know in a Couple o' Weeks!:hehe: