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Originally Posted by Revv23
lol, read above.
They are socket 775, they are no different from there QX6700 brother.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Revv23
lol, read above.
They are socket 775, they are no different from there QX6700 brother.
Kris, nice results. Run Cinebench, please.:)
Power Consuming is the same as Kentsfield?
should be a bit less at stock since they use slightly lower voltageQuote:
Originally Posted by DarkSephiroth
I see, thanks
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Originally Posted by irev210
Yes i read it, thank you.
this is what I got today in my "surprise" box
http://simon.webideal.ca/Bench/ES%202.JPG
http://simon.webideal.ca/Bench/Q66001.JPG
http://simon.webideal.ca/Bench/3d06%20GTX%20Q661.JPG
sorry, resized
wow nice.. should have my Q6600 by end of this week :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Supertim0r
sexy windows style you have .. what style is that ? :)
wow.. :D looking forward for more of your results.. :woot:
wow so looks like these will clock very well..
edit - a 617 and a 631.... the 617 is pretty old...thats not step 7 b3 is it?
very nice! I must resist upgrading! :D once you go onto these forums, you go broke! :sofa:
617 = E6700es b1
633 = Q6600es b3
can't wait to see your results :)Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
this is "greybase style" from "Windows XP Pro Coccinelle french
nice.
thanks.. prepping my badaxe r304 for Q6600.. badaxe has very little droop on vcore so hopefully it will be nice :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Supertim0r
I'm waiting Bad Axe 2 for kentsfield. 304 is fsb limited :(Quote:
Originally Posted by eva2000
Nice surprise :p:
Damn that is a nice surprised. They need to send some my way.
Excellent
http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=137503
Must say these chips are amazing. That is at 1.48v under load. 1.53 idle. Pretty amazing chip.
I've been :slapass: the Kenty for it's power consumption. Now I'm even tempted to buy one. :toast: :banana:
oh come on Revv... i know you read what he said about the 771 fitting into a 775
I'm a 3d artist, and like alot of 3d artist out there, these quadcores are creating a lot of interest. So far I've seen mostly benching on applications that don't seem to be setup to fully utilise these processors.
I've also been lead to believe today that real world performance isn't much to write home about.
I would love to see some 3d application benchmarks/renders done on these, utilising all four cores. As sierra_bound requested, cinebench would be a good start. Specifically I would be interested in the render time for final part of the bench mark test.
A long shot, but there's also demo of Lightwave 9, if any of you are interested in some further benching.
http://www.newtek.com/lightwave/lwtrial/
Cheers
RLM
Nope, should run just fine with the right bios. Look to upgrade to Bearlake with the upcoming 45nm procs, Penryn, Wolfdale, etc., which according to my "sources" will be later rather than sooner. Fabs 32 (Ocotillo) and 25 (Israel) are a little behind schedule, so D1D will be the sole producer of 45nm for a while.Quote:
Originally Posted by FragTek
If my motherboard support a kentsfield a xeon will work too?