E2220 2.4ghz (es) New İntel Cpu Test

TesT SystemS

Pentium Dual Core
E2220 2.4 GHZ (ES) 6X-12X Multiplier Revision (M0)
Default Voltage 1.2 volt
Test voltage 1.55 volt
Zalman 9700 Led
Gigabyte 965p s3 rev 3.3
Mushkin ddr2 800/1100 mhz
default voltage cpu 3000mhz
1.55 voltage 3504 mhz
Vista Ultimate 32 bit

OCTEAM TURKIYE By EXPANDER


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EDİT.

E2220 CPU MAX FSB: 420


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What's the retail on one of these? How'd it perform under benchies?

and we believe you without proof :)

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How about dropping that multiplier down and upping the FSB?

Or go for max OC first? :up:

EXPANDER i would like to know the max fsb. if its not too much trouble..

please taste maximum FSB!

wow some chip ya got there good luck my e64oo es dont clock like that :clap:

1 Mb cache :( What's the point making too much variations...

dunno what the point is. just for the heck of it? :lol:
12x multi :shrug:

saturates the cpu market with options.

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Originally Posted by adamsleath

saturates the cpu market with options.

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My guess is that Intel is trying to make sure that one of those options isn't spelled AMD. :D

The E4600 (12 x 200 = 2.4GHz, with 2MB cache) is scheduled for release Q4 of '07 so there will be another one (12 multi) to choose from then. One a FSB limited mobo, these are probably welcomed chips.

I did read within the last couple of days that the E2220 is an "ES only" cpu and will not be released as a retail chip. Does anyone know if whether that is true or not?

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Originally Posted by adamsleath

dunno what the point is. just for the heck of it? :lol:
12x multi :shrug:

saturates the cpu market with options.

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With that 12x multi CPU and 200strap on the BadAxe2 it would be a price/perfomance killer :D

gigabyte motherboard fsb limit.

@Expander: please lets run a superPi (1M or/and 32M). thx

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Originally Posted by Reefa_Madness

My guess is that Intel is trying to make sure that one of those options isn't spelled AMD. :D

The E4600 (12 x 200 = 2.4GHz, with 2MB cache) is scheduled for release Q4 of '07 so there will be another one (12 multi) to choose from then. One a FSB limited mobo, these are probably welcomed chips.

I did read within the last couple of days that the E2220 is an "ES only" cpu and will not be released as a retail chip. Does anyone know if whether that is true or not?

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A E4600 make more sense IMHO.

Also, is there any chart with the new CPU pre-Penryn till 4Q07 around ?

New test tomorrow future.

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E2220 CPU DEFAULT FSB:200

NO FSB WALL MAX FSB: 8X 360 :up:

360x12 ? :D

that CPU seems like a DUD...

x10 352 fsb + 3520 mhz

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x11 330fsb 3627mhz
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Lets see some pi @ 1m and 32m.

I've seen a few of these compared to the 2mb cache versions and it was quite a performance drop.

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Originally Posted by ineedaname

Lets see some pi @ 1m and 32m.

I've seen a few of these compared to the 2mb cache versions and it was quite a performance drop.

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superpi tests after:up:


x8 360fsb

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how was temps at x10 352 fsb + 3520 mhz????