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Thread: Intel's Dual Core EE chip to support HT?

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    Question Intel's Dual Core EE chip to support HT?

    http://www.xtremesystems.org/modules...rder=0&thold=0

    What do you think? Overpriced? Not suited for gamers? Just what the doctor ordered?
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    I can't imagine to amount of cache the Smithfield EE chips will have on-core. Oh baby, need I say? 4MB?

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    I can only imagine what these can do for the D2OL team

    I'll be getting me a chip when they come out.

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    yep, probly 4mb of on die cache...man...just think...even if you can only get it to something like 3.6ghz on air...still....4 instancies of D2OL...that'd be great.

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    I wonder how that would compare to our dual Xeon rigs?

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    It'd be about the same, if you think about it - 4 thread handlers, 800MHz shared bus - the only factor that could make a reasonable difference is the new chipsets for Intel's dual cores, which are supposed to be highly improved.

    Then factor in cost, and the dual core EE can't touch our dual Xeons.

    EDIT: my bad, I would guess these are 1066FSB myself, being EE chips.
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    1066mhz FSB on The EE

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    Yes but on the EE cores they are using for the dual core?

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    last I knew it was the regular Pentium's were 800mhz FSB and the ExtremeEditons were using the 1066mhz FSB. Altho I could be wrong, but I was very sure of this

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    The new EE's will be... but they aren’t out yet (I don't think...)

    The current crop of EE chips are 800MHz...

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    the current ones are 1066mhz FSB
    http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...116-189&depa=1

    So it makes sence to Intel to keep going with the 1066mhz FSB. I also belive there was an article...saying something along the lines of Intel sepperating there regular chips from the high end ones by FSB speed

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjcom
    the current ones are 1066mhz FSB
    http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...116-189&depa=1

    So it makes sence to Intel to keep going with the 1066mhz FSB. I also belive there was an article...saying something along the lines of Intel sepperating there regular chips from the high end ones by FSB speed

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    Thanks for clearing that up!

    So these new dual core chips will be something like $2K

    They might sell a couple

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodzilla
    So these new dual core chips will be something like $2K

    They might sell a couple
    yep knowing Intel...They'll be thinking:
    "Two cores, twice the price! Wheres Donald Trump...maybe he will buy..."

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    Quote Originally Posted by jjcom
    yep knowing Intel...They'll be thinking:
    "Two cores, twice the price! Wheres Donald Trump...maybe he will buy..."

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    If I had the $$ I would get one... Man... that would make you king of any LAN party!

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    King of the LanParty.....

    that Intel dual core could really turn out to be nice...just have to wait...who ever gets one needs to test out D2OL on it

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    I wonder how these things will overclock.

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    Oh, there is no doubt in my mind. I WILL have this chip. And then later on I will have a dual dual-core Xeon machine, too!

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    Quote Originally Posted by freecableguy
    Oh, there is no doubt in my mind. I WILL have this chip. And then later on I will have a dual dual-core Xeon machine, too!
    Then you could fire up D2OL again for the team! That would be some serious crunching power!!!!

    Dual, Dual core Xeon's... that would be 8 D2OL client nodes on one machine!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodzilla
    Then you could fire up D2OL again for the team! That would be some serious crunching power!!!!

    Dual, Dual core Xeon's... that would be 8 D2OL client nodes on one machine!
    Amazing the power that kind of rig would have....just need to hope for at least the 1066mhz...at a minimum. 1200 would be better.

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    Thanks D2OL crew for making the first news-related discussion a minor success! We WILL have more as time goes on, but interest is key . . .
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    There are a couple things on the front page that I would have loved to comment on... I think a "discuss it here" link should be in every story posted...

    We can put all the Threads in the News forums... Sounds like a winner to me!

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    discuss it here links are a good idea. Just link the forums directly to the news page so when a news post is made it creates a thread in this forum maybe, then all replies to to the news post go to its thread... or something like that

    All along the watchtower the watchmen watch the eternal return.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodzilla
    There are a couple things on the front page that I would have loved to comment on... I think a "discuss it here" link should be in every story posted...

    We can put all the Threads in the News forums... Sounds like a winner to me!
    This was the idea! We'll keep them going then . . .

    Quote Originally Posted by STEvil
    discuss it here links are a good idea. Just link the forums directly to the news page so when a news post is made it creates a thread in this forum maybe, then all replies to to the news post go to its thread... or something like that
    Something automatic would be nice - changes are coming to the front page, so hopefully we'll see this in the future.
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