That's very impressive....and is coretemp reporting your VID correctly? 1.25v????Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
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That's very impressive....and is coretemp reporting your VID correctly? 1.25v????Quote:
Originally Posted by Chri$ch
Cooling doesnt mtter, vCore kills the chips. :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper
yes, VID is correct! Its my first CPU with 1.25v as VID :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
funniest thing i ever heardQuote:
Originally Posted by Calmatory
ok then is CPU-Z reporting your current voltage correctly? If so, then that's amazing!!!
yes it is correct ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gurusan
i test now this :up:
http://www.abload.de/img/4.5ghz-01mda.png
For me too. Great to agree with you! :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooper
very impressive chri$ch. congrats.
I want one. :)
Whats the default GTL values for these chips?
I all of a sudden feel like my 8400 is broken and should be replaced.:)
+1 :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Donnie27
so happy i didnt get an e8500 last week
lolhalol,
from where you getting E8600.I am in P.J.
damn. i swore i was going quad core next, but this is just too cool. 3.6ghz conroe 2mb (8x450) 1.5v to 4.5ghz penryn 6mb (10x450) 1.35v??? oh my oh my oh my my my...
http://www.shopblt.com/cgi-bin/shop/...er_id=!ORDERID!
looks like aug11 for stateside folk
damn, too expensive. if I were to pay $200+, i'd definitely be looking at quadzilla
Considering the E8400 is $175 and E8500 is $190 (newegg), I find it hard to believe this will sell for that ziddey.
This is quite possibly the sickest chip in history...4.5GHZ is just insain
I hate feet.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmke
nice chipp
That's a nice vcore for 4500 but your temp really help you with water. I'm very curious what it would be stable at on air. It can't do more then 4500 by the way? I think my C0 would run 4500 stable if i had better cooling to keep the damn thing below 74C.
me want
will they be under 200
$266 per e8600 when bought in units of 1k from intel iirc
Basically this is going to cost what a e8500 used to cost a month or so ago, that is after the price settles down. We most likely will see some price gouging initially
they are already on preorder for $295-305
Perhaps a better deal would be to grab a E8400 or E8500 on the new stepping. Shouldn't be very long at all. In fact I bet the new ones are this stepping.
True but the e8600 you are guaranteed an E0 whereas it will still be a crapshoot at the etailers to see if you get a C0 or E0 until all of the older stock is depleted...Quote:
Originally Posted by IvanAndreevich
There's always the sSpec Number just to make sure. I just looked on Spec Finder and there are no E0 chips on there yet, including no E8600.Quote:
Originally Posted by LagunaX