New Core 2 Duo E6850 results

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Originally Posted by X-GeN

No this is an Engineering Sample ;) If I'm not to be mistaken these 1333Fsb conroes will be out in the 3rd quarter of 2007 :D :cool:

Note: 4.2ghz isn't the max out of this cpu, this is the max of the mobo :nono:

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get a different motherboard pronto :D:toast:

This is an extreme edition, isn't it?
Why do you not just get the multi up to 10-12 an check out for max frequenzy?
Better way than changing boards ^^

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Originally Posted by HugeXL

This is an extreme edition, isn't it?
Why do you not just get the multi up to 10-12 an check out for max frequenzy?
Better way than changing boards ^^

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mmm i don't think this one is extreme edition

VERY GOOD :woot: :clap:

it is not an extreme edition but it has an unlocked multi

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Originally Posted by OverclockTR

Asus mobo not change cpu multiplier , normally cpu unlocked 6-20 from bios . Default multiplier 9 *333fsb (1333fsb) . 4.25ghz not max for this cpu , because 470-475fsb max for mobo..

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Nice results

Wow, for a 3Q 07 release, that is an early ES. maybe they will release them sooner.

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Originally Posted by OverclockTR

Asus mobo not change cpu multiplier , normally cpu unlocked 6-20 from bios

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Great OC :toast:

Test With Crystalcpuid for change coeff ;)

Nice cpu:toast:

N680i or BX2 boards probly will run ok. with this cpu.

Now to find ram to run >1333 1:1 with tight timings:D

nice results guys... :toast:

it's time of OVERCLOCKTR :cool:

Better try air or another motherboard to eliminate FSB limitations.

niiiiice man! u gotta try on a p5b to see the max freq on air!!!

why they will come out so late????

Marco

st9 1333fsb nice chip thanks guys:comp10:

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=4589

That should answered all the questions.

6850 is not an EE, which is why there is no unlocked multi in the ES.

if the multi in retail chip will be limited by x9 - E6850 = pointless

i suppose it will be released sooner than expected, something like q1/2007

gj! :clap:

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Originally Posted by TaPaKaH

if the multi in retail chip will be limited by x9 - E6850 = pointless

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The only question is whether the 1333 FSB chips will have higher max frequencies. Otherwise E6850, E6600 and E4300 basically all have the same x 9 multiplier.

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Originally Posted by -Sweeper_

i suppose it will be released sooner than expected, something like q1/2007

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hopefully...

ES sample released pretty early if retail versions aren't til' Q3 07'

btw... how did u already get a ES chip???

This cpu is not extreme edition but ıt has unlocked multiplier. we'll try P5B dlx mobo because current bios not change multiplier.

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Originally Posted by OverclockTR

This cpu not extreme edition but ıt has unlocked multiplier. we'll try P5B dlx mobo because current bios not change multiplier.

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That's interesting because that "Daily Tech" link also lists a "non extreme edition" E6800 that intel will be releasing that has a locked 11X multi.

Still we are interested to see how much more juice that e6850 has beyond the FSB limit of the mobo.

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Originally Posted by Phosphate

That's interesting because that "Daily Tech" link also lists a "non extreme edition" E6800 that intel will be releasing that has a locked 11X multi.

Still we are interested to see how much more juice that e6850 has beyond the FSB limit of the mobo.

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Retail E6850 will be locked 6-9x or 6-11x multi but this ES chip unlocked 6-20x multi .:) Asus p5W64 ws-pro bios shown multi between 6-20x but not available up to 9X now

Nice results! :clap:

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Originally Posted by OverclockTR

Retail E6850 will be locked 6-9x or 6-11x multi but this ES chip unlocked 6-20x multi .:) Asus p5W64 ws-pro bios shown multi between 6-20x but not available up to 9X now

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very interesting

wouldn't mind one of these :slobber:

OverclockTR:

How about load\idle Core Temp screenshots?