http://ark.intel.com/cpu.aspx?groupId=37019
when we can find it out there? :D
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http://ark.intel.com/cpu.aspx?groupId=37019
when we can find it out there? :D
Nice find "launched"
I will ask today
10.5x multi! nice :D
This looks very promising!
Consider a very good 8600 can hit 650FSB/6500Mhz... now apply 10.5 multi and you break 6.8Ghz!! :eek:
Nice to have one.:D
Even,rumors are also about E8800:shrug:
8800 = 11x multi? they should just make a damned unlocked XE wolfie so we could really push the architecture to its knees
Yes an unlocked multi wolfie would be fantastic.
I wanted that at the release of E8xxx's and people made fun of me for being a dual core fanboy :pQuote:
Originally Posted by TheKarmakazi
That E8600 unlocked that was floating around earlier this fall slipped through my fingers by only a few minutes and I cry myself to sleep sometimes.
the link already stripped down by Intel :(
I think this thread is a repost. Anyways, so based on what you guys have been saying, most high clocks are limited by reaching high fsb? I thought it was mainly because the chip has limitations depending on how they are binned.
they are binned, but trust that e8700, e8600 are the cream of the crop while an E5200 is bottom of the barrel.
Yes, they are FSB limited. you know you can get about 650-700mhz FSB on these things... a 11 or 12x multi would make it nice for xteme oc'ers to do above 7ghz, and easy for air Oc'ers to hit 4.5ghz with an (easy) ~ 400mhz fsb.
Yep it is :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by stasio
hi Fugger, any news? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by FUGGER
he replied in another thread
where? :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
"That information was posted in error and we are not commenting on any plans we may or may not have for that unannounced SKU…"