The G0 Steppings Thread with pics(Translated Version)

I'm reminded of Presler, in terms of OC potential. ;)

Great result

but ES always seems better than boxed version

Well all have to wait and see for more results.

Tomorrow if I can I will try one of this G0 CPUs (QX6850 G0) on an Asus Striker. I will inform you.

1,525 vCore 1,45v VHT 1,55v NB

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/6...8501xk1.th.jpg

Notice that on AsusStriker 1,525v means 1,42-1,44v in full load ;).

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Originally Posted by SchiuZ

1,525 vCore 1,45v VHT 1,55v NB

http://img528.imageshack.us/img528/6...8501xk1.th.jpg

Notice that on AsusStriker 1,525v means 1,42-1,44v in full load ;).

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check with DMM

Liquid Cooled but very hot room. AsusStriker Vista64Ultimate 4x1GbyteGSkillMemory @ 800Mhz 4-4-4-12-2T (default) 2.10v

http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/4...6mhzlw6.th.jpg

I will try to incrase FSB, anyway I could boot and run 3DM06 but the system is unstable, and I am not interested in it (only stability is important for me, I need this PC for work ;)).

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Originally Posted by dinos22

check with DMM

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What is DMM?:D

multimeter

I did, but not only on this CPU, also on a QX6700 ES I had. vDrop is very higth on my mobo when using 4Core CPUs, the voltage that you can see in the screenshot is correct also checking with a multimeter ;), 1.43-1.44 volts ;).

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Originally Posted by tomati

Great result

but ES always seems better than boxed version

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not necessarily always.

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Originally Posted by Noob-ftw

GOOD GOD! That's amazing! Do the G0 revisions include the dual cores?

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Originally Posted by loc.o

E is dual core.

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if you look at the 4.3ghz one, it's e6850, not qx6850 :)

looks like I'll be holding off on e6420 until i can be sure of getting something g0 :)


OP, would it be too much to ask for some more specific testing? if not, I was wondering if you could find max stable clocks with 1.5v real volts on dual core.

Thanks :)

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Originally Posted by loc.o

E is dual core.

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E is old, G is new, G likes voltage a lot more than E did. G also does really well with low voltage, just a better chip in general.


G is new conroe


M is new allendale


G quad-core is a little harder to O/C than G dual-core. G dual-core is very impressive.

can't wait to see these g0 (or rather more likely g1 when it hits retail?) show up on intel's sspec finder. hopefully it goes all the way down to e6320 :)

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Originally Posted by ziddey

can't wait to see these g0 (or rather more likely g1 when it hits retail?) show up on intel's sspec finder. hopefully it goes all the way down to e6320 :)

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G0 will be retail.

Might be a long time before it hits retail on a non-1333FSB chip.

so,if you buy a new CPU after the 22nd of luly,like an E6850 you have a G0 stepping?Or you specifically need to ask for it??I'm not sure wich one to get yet:An E6850 or a Q6600.

how to identify this stepping when procesor is inside box?

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Originally Posted by irev210

E is old, G is new, G likes voltage a lot more than E did. G also does really well with low voltage, just a better chip in general.

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I meant E as in E6850 for dual core proc.

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Originally Posted by TEDY

how to identify this stepping when procesor is inside box?

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goto intel's sspec finder and it'll show which sspec uses what revision. it'll say which sspec it is on the box/cpu.

does Coolaler allow you to use his thread?
without asking the original thread owner that is not good thing in any where

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Originally Posted by guess2098

does Coolaler allow you to use his thread?
without asking the original thread owner that is not good thing in any where

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coolaler is getting free publicity

it kinda offsets it don't you think

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Thread closed....fc4ever, YPGM.