Wolfdale E0 stepping, new OC king?

What speed can be expected with one of these cpu's undervolted to 1.0v?

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Originally Posted by drjunk

What speed can be expected with one of these cpu's undervolted to 1.0v?

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I would say about 3.4<->3,6 ghz

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Originally Posted by Donnie27

I all of a sudden feel like my 8400 is broken and should be replaced.:)

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That makes 2 of us :up:

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Originally Posted by Donnie27

I all of a sudden feel like my 8400 is broken and should be replaced.:)

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Originally Posted by Garrett

+1 :up:

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+2.

I would be interested to see more results of these chips or stepping at around 1.35~1.4v.

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Originally Posted by Calmatory

Cooling doesnt mtter, vCore kills the chips. :p:

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nah.. my E8500 survived fom 2.0v benching with a cascade... its still alive and well :D

Try 2V pll and see how long it will live :D

Must...resist...until...Nehalem... :eek:

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Originally Posted by Solarfall

nah.. my E8500 survived fom 2.0v benching with a cascade... its still alive and well :D

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Willing to try again? :p:

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Originally Posted by stasio

lolhalol,
from where you getting E8600.I am in P.J.

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can get at lowyat lah :)

Don't know if it's been posted

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/cpu...duo-e8600.html

xbitlabs OC results:

3.9GHz default 1.2v
4.45GHz 1.4v
4.57GHz 1.5v

Stable air results.

I think that was the first article posted. :S

What about this thing's price? About $300? I would sell my E8400 and get one if it were $200, but I don't feel like wasting money for an extra 150MHz.

It's the 10x multi that's sweet. And I think it will be $266 retail after the dust settles.

just for reassurance, this new stepping is for ALL wolfdales and not exclusively for the new e8600 right?

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Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon

just for reassurance, this new stepping is for ALL wolfdales and not exclusively for the new e8600 right?

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As far as we all know, it is...

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Originally Posted by WhiteFireDragon

just for reassurance, this new stepping is for ALL wolfdales and not exclusively for the new e8600 right?

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wooohoo Q9650 E0 :up::up::up::up: thats the money processor

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Originally Posted by SNiiPE_DoGG

wooohoo Q9650 E0 :up::up::up::up: thats the money processor

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Q9650 is yorkfield. :p:

anyways i think tehy also get a new stepping, but not E0.

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Originally Posted by Hornet331

Q9650 is yorkfield. :p:

anyways i think tehy also get a new stepping, but not E0.

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Actually QX9650 E0 do exist ... ;)

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Originally Posted by JCornell

Actually QX9650 E0 do exist ... ;)

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hmm yet that you mendtioned it, there are also G0 dualcores, well i think i still had the P-D steppings in mind, where there where allways different steppings. :p:

Since the quads are just 2 duals, I would think that eventually the stepping would follow.

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Originally Posted by STaRGaZeR

Must...resist...until...Nehalem... :eek:

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Nehalem is nice and all... but what's wrong with AWESOME clocking Wolfdales? ;) :up:

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Originally Posted by Garrett

Nehalem is nice and all... but what's wrong with AWESOME clocking Wolfdales? ;) :up:

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Nothing wrong with Wolfdale but it doesn't ship with IMC, better or upgraded Platforms and etc......:up:

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Originally Posted by Garrett

Nehalem is nice and all... but what's wrong with AWESOME clocking Wolfdales? ;) :up:

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Nothing at all, I want one, but I prefer to wait until September-October and get a Nehalem combo: CPU+mobo+DDR3. A 4GHz Wolfdale is already very good :up:

this promises better yorky quads

Im waiting for the E0 E7300 :D

i've been out of the loop with the newer cpu's

whats max Volts and max temps for this chip (safe)

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Originally Posted by Calmatory

Cooling doesnt mtter, vCore kills the chips. :p:

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I had a different experience... Back then with P3's and Athlon XP's, sometimes when I forgot to put on the heatsink, the CPU would *fry*. I'd smell the fried silicon--it actually had burn marks on it.
After 10 years of pushing the voltage to the max, I have yet to see a CPU die due to overvoltage. Been running some chips at an insane 0.3-0.4 extra volts for like 2 years or so. Should I let you do the math, or should I do it myself? :rofl::ROTF: