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ive checked,
newegg
mwave
clubit
ncixus
zipzoomfly
tankguys
no stock zip
e8500 stock has been pretty bad from the start but e8400 have also dried up.. any still available in the world?
i already have 8400s but im looking to get a couple of 8500s
please post link/s to available stock wolfdales
thank you!
Chances are you won't find any - anywhere - until at least early next quarter, likely mid quarter. Your best bet now is to hunt down any Xeon E3110 (same chip, different name) while they are still available. It seems Intel has basically stopped shipping all the 45nm parts.Quote:
Originally Posted by NapalmV5
Any word in the rumor mill as to why?
wow even e3110 just a few left.. and theres no 3.16 xeon eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by TankGuys
it dont get any more messed up than this..
thanx tankguy!
Man I feel like a chump for selling mine now...and it was an awesome clocker...
Why has Intel stopped producing 45nm parts? The E8400 is a great chip.
I got an E8400 yesterday from Tigerdirect. I could not believe it. I guess nobody goes there because they think they won't have it and that's exactly why they still do.
That's a good catch on the ZEON. I could have grabbed that instead had I know. What's the difference between a Z and C2D?? Temp envelope?
Yups - it's real, mine has shipped and there are still some 8400s left... Get'm while you can!!
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...?EdpNo=3636566
P.S. - No 85s... but is it really that big a difference? I understand the OC about the same.
Busted core temp sensors. Either they give static readings or a totally wrong ones. Oh well... I say, throw some water on that biotch and clock away. You'll know when it's too hot - you won't be able to get it stable.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyM
Besides, temp readings are for the sqeemish ;-). If it ain't hot enough to melt the solder or the silicone, it's safe enough for me!! :p:
They're in stock in the UK...
http://www.microdirect.co.uk/(30942)...z-1333FSB.aspx
:D
Well I've found an 8400 and a 3110 for about the same price. Is there an advantage to going with one over the other?
I just talked to a person at Tiger Direct and they said that they are out of 8400s right now but they got a new shipment on the loading dock that will be logged in later today. Once logged in, you should be able to order again.
Wow you must have got one which fell behind a shelf or something :)
E3110 is rated to handle higher temperatures. Rated for server duty, mostly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Obitus
However, they still OC just as well as the E8400s.
It seems like they are all going to OEM's. You can buy E8400 and E8500's from Dell in systems easily. I just got a E8500 in a Solidworks Box for work the other day.
Zipzoomfly has them now, but they ain't cheap.
Maybe Intel wants to sell the 65nm cpus off first.
I feel like the 65nm may become their budget line in the meantime... or is there something 45nm-wise planned out...Quote:
Originally Posted by Desert Igel
I mean, the only cheaper 45nm I've heard of is the E8200...
Does anyone of you know a US shop that ships to Europe?
So is the general consensus if you can get yours hands on an e8400 because the rest of the wolfdales and the yorkfields have been delayed until sometime in April or May correct, then get the e8400. To be truthful, I'm getting very tired of waiting anyway.
They're in stock in the UK... NOT!!!
www.Tankguys.com has E8400 Q750 OEM tray and Xeon E3110 Q805 OEMs in stock. Here is my Xeon OEM Q805 I got from Tankguys today.
http://3dxtreme.net/other/Xeon%20E31...5/IMG_5056.jpg
http://3dxtreme.net/other/Xeon%20E31...5/IMG_5057.jpg
Wow, nice clocks - that fully stable? And what cooling? Not bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by dnottis
Ran orthos for over an hour before I stopped it and lowered the volts. Water cooled, equip listed in sig.Quote:
Originally Posted by TankGuys