They should make an ES-playground subforum inside Intel section...
They should make an ES-playground subforum inside Intel section...
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Many conroe ES chips dont come close to later retail versions.
So if we are seeing around 3.9Ghz ES. So would 3.2-3.4 retail box be a reasonable estimate?
I'm thinking 3.5-3.6Ghz 1.35v @ load prime stable & 3.8-4Ghz OCCT & 3DMark benchable. Kinda like the early "B"s were. Again cooling will play a big part once you heat up 4 cores. People posting results should specifiy if its an open bench or installed in a case. That info would help too.
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I'm not sure that this is a fair assumption. All ES's are not created equal and all package units are not created equal. ES units are usually held to more scrutiny by more advanced users that may be able to get more out of any chip than some others and I have heard of some ES duds along the way. It may very well be that there is a higher likelyhood of getting a better chip if it's an ES, but that's probabaly about it. I think stepping is probabaly way more important in general. All that asside, I did pay top dollar to get my QX6850 es, but I still fell like the ES part of it is not that important.
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omg ES is no SUPER hardware, they may be cherry picked... but the final silicon will do better! and worse! the main question is, will it do AS GOOD on AVERAGE? (we hope so..) but there will be "golden chips" for sure, which will clock even higher and those chips that don't clock as well..
the only possible way would be Intel changing the (final) silicon for better yields, but lower overclock (why do you need stable 4ghz chips if you can't release them because you are power constrained..)
Originally Posted by freecableguy
you are right there
consider this guys all the ES chips (well most of them) in conroe were week 17 '06 and the REALLY good ones did 3.6GHz with 1.37V>>>>>>>>> now take my E6700 CPU which is week 26 '06 and the fact it does 3.6GHz with 1.31 and absolutely beats theout of ES CPUs in overclocking........wow the conspiracy
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I have been watching ES chip reports like everyone and I firmly beleive most are so cherry picked to build the enthusiasm....it does seem that often the early released retail chips do well and then there general seems to be period of time where the batches seem to overclock less well and then we see the silicon get better and overclock well again
Unless Intel or AMD are ramping up for a new chip or something often the later chips do well....The recent e6600 C2D seem to be the exception(the theory seems to be the better cores we used for the Q6600) I got 2 that were true duds...one needed 1.5v to get 3200 and another need 1.5-1.55v for 3400 to be stable for 8hrs of prime95![]()
I take all these early reports with a grain of sand..I do expect the early G0 to do well but then I expect in things to drop off a bit.....
But I also would not be surprised to see the G0 at retail to be perform just "OK"
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heheh, bait and switch conspiracy theory neal? Flood great ES and early retail chips and then hit them between the eyes with strictly speed binned parts later.
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I did the $5 TankGuys G0 preorder.... heres hoping I get a nice chip, if not oh well![]()
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it looks like the heat is under control with g0...even with 4 cores.
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Sorry if this sounds stupid, but how can you tell if the Q6600 is the G0 version?
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Hell I would be totally satisfied with even 3.2ghz with really good temps for a quad core chip.
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