Just found this on ebay :eek:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-i7-6-cores...item20b980470a
is this for real or fake !
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Just found this on ebay :eek:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-i7-6-cores...item20b980470a
is this for real or fake !
Fake and g@y...
Oh, and GL finding a mobo...
I doubt an established seller would kill their rep over $1k. meh. Too bad you couldn't find a board to put it in.
It's not a fake. The guy has been selling ES for years. I believe he is connected or works for a Taiwan mobo manufacturer and gets these samples from intel to test their mobo and then resells them on ebay. The problem is... where to find a mobo?
I actually would bet if this guy has an ES hookup he could dig up a 2011 if you asked nicely$$.Quote:
Originally Posted by thebad
The real deal.
I bought once from the same seller. He's for real!
it looks real
That chip is real
How does he get away with this?
that would be my question too other than hes not in the US, prob much harder for Intel to press charges or track it
If he can get CPU's, then im shure hes able to get in hands and sell Socket 2011 motherboard also from manufactuerer hes affilated with.
He's the real deal, I've bought 2 Extra Special CPU's from him before :)
same here, it's real but the question is?Quote:
Originally Posted by trn
No turbo and 16X...good luck oc it
Pretty sure engineering samples are unlocked budQuote:
Originally Posted by Dumo
He has a board since he said he'll test before shipping. I wonder how many boards he actually has on hand.
Im a noob, but why is the clock speed so low?...and is this 22nm?
found new Intel Sandy Bridge-EP 1.6GHz 8C/16T/Cache=20M ES(Engineering Sample) LGA2011 on ebay :eek:
it has 8 core and 16 threads + 20MB cache
http://cgi.ebay.com/Intel-Sandy-Brid...item4aabd3886a
almost 1400 USD price
but it has free shipping for the 1400.00
this 8c/16T Es lga2011 it is coming out retail even ? i hope so
My guess is the 8c/16t's will be E7 Xeon's with locked multipliers and lower clocks than the Desktop SB-E's (6c and 4c.)
As there is no competition on the market right now, there won't be any 8C/16T for desktop from the beginning, check the roadmaps.
Q19D is a A1 Sample, there newer Samples out with B0 Stepping and 3GHz (3.3GHz with Turbo) @ 8 Cores / 16 Threads and 20MB L3 (TDP 150W).
SPEC QA91 (Xeon EP Sample)
No, most Engineering Samples are locked. Only the samples for XE or K CPUs are unlocked.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skratch
not all of them areQuote:
Originally Posted by Skratch
He'll sure have more :D
edit... I removed this picture link as every time I refreshed this page I received a Kaspersky warning for a malicious URL tied to the picture link...
Legit seller and almost no ES chips are unlocked outside of Extreme Editions. I've tested thousands (literally)
Anyone else have one of these? What board/BIOS are known to work with them?
Anyone?Quote:
Originally Posted by schmuckley
Did you look at the date on this thread? June 2011..:DQuote:
Originally Posted by schmuckley
8c/16t Intel socket 2011 chips have been out at retail since March 2012..
:rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Movieman
I have one. Price is good for me.
http://i374.photobucket.com/albums/o...ps58987c74.jpg
I have C0 3960X ES. Works in ASRock X79 Extreme11, ASRock Fatal1ty Champion, ASUS P9X79 Deluxe. Half-working in Gigabyte X79S-UP5.Quote:
Originally Posted by schmuckley
Fatal1ty Champion clocked CPU the best for me.
ES C1 works in all boards.
I had a Q19D that I tried in an MSI E7738IMS usinf BIOS 1.0 through 1.7 and nothing would happen. Also tried it in my P9X79 to no avail.