Core i5 650 Reaches 4.70 GHz on Air-Cooling

[Hornet331]

lol curious too cause that would be amusing why chips can't beat a what 3 year old chip?

And why would that amusing..?

You can't beat more cores by brute force in multithreaded apps.

4 physical cores always will be better the 2 physical + 2 virtual cores in apps that use all available threads.

In a bit older games i3 will just whipe the floor with a Q6600, in encoding and other multithreaded apps it will get close sometimes, and other times the Q6600 will still be faster. Especial when we talk about non stock clocks.

[jooelhoglund]

Can this cpu compares to i5 750 ? or is it way lower performance ?

[Smartidiot89]

hmmm mine is an i3 iirc but it has HT & Turbo
i gotta double check

Strange, is it a ES chip? I know Core i3 isn't supposed to have Turbo

[annihilat0r]

Can this cpu compares to i5 750 ? or is it way lower performance ?

depends on how threaded the application is

I believe that once overclocked it might even be faster than a i5 750 in games

[pausert20]

The 650 should be a Core i5 processor. Not a Core i3.

[annihilat0r]

but it's dual core?

[haylui]

6.6GHz on air would be nice

[e-Killer]

Sure, and without Heatsink fan :P

[CryptiK]

I dont get it my E8500 did 4.8 on air stable?

http://i191.photobucket.com/albums/z...vSP2M48GHZ.jpg

SP2M 4.8GHz 1.55v Vcore

metro.cl on XS

So, ya not that impressed but the volts are nice, i would like a i7 based on 32nm tough.[/QUOTE]

mate
PRIME stable and 2M are different things.................

show me ONE Wolfdale that could prime at 4.7GHz ..... i remember one guy cheating here opening his windows in winter in Canada somewhere or US saying he could get his chip 4.6GHhz stable from memeory

4.7GHz prime stable on "normal" air with Wolfdale is unheard of

Exactly right Dino, 2M is nothing compared to Prime, so be careful what you call 'stable'. Further, 4.8 GHz 2M is nothing special for 8500/8600 even on air.

Here is my 8600 at 5011MHz on air (TRUE Copper + 2000rpm scythe) 32M stable.



No way this would run Prime at 4.7 though, although perhaps the very best 8400/8500/8600 could get close, I have seen guys at 4500 MHz at <1.30v Prime stable.

32nm duals certainly look promising for those who don't want/need quads/6 cores.

[dro]

@Monstru

Good come back@response
I honor your virtue

[Ozzfest05]

No way this would run Prime at 4.7 though, although perhaps the very best 8400/8500/8600 could get close, I have seen guys at 4500 MHz at <1.30v Prime stable.

My e8600 is 13 hours prime stable 4.5ghz 1.29 volts 9x500 havent tried for more because it is high leakage gets way too hot I ran TRUE for a while now its on water.
Now how about putting that 32nm on LN2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Monstru]

dro - thank you

Ozzfest05 - this is the next project, putting thise baby on LN2. I will have to wait untill I get back from TweaKING though

[Leeghoofd]

you got pm , romanian god of beer

[Monstru]

=)) And a good one it was =))

[mursaat]

^^ Now I'm curious lol