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Intel releases C2D E8700 processor
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Intel releases C2D E8700 processor
BuddyJ
Dept. of Propaganda
OKC
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January 2009
edited March 2009
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Intel releases C2D E8700 processor
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lemonlime
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January 2009
edited January 2009
WANT
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Thrax
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Austin, TX
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January 2009
edited January 2009
Press button, receive 4.5GHz.
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fatcat
Mizzou
Icrontian
January 2009
edited January 2009
E8700 $270?
E8600 $269
E8500 $188
E8400 $165
All E0 stepping. I'd still take an 8400/8500 and overclock it for $100 less...
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MAGIC
Doot Doot
Furniture City, Michigan
Icrontian
January 2009
edited January 2009
but you wont see 4.5ghz+ on air with either of those.
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Thrax
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Austin, TX
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January 2009
edited January 2009
That's right. They might be (no sSpec data yet) the same stepping, but this is clearly a much better speed bin to achieve 3.5GHz on the same TDP.
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DrLiam
C2D
British Columbia
January 2009
edited January 2009
C2D
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lemonlime
Canada
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January 2009
edited January 2009
This will definitely become the single-thread benchmarker's chip of choice.
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yagga
Havn't you heard? ...
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March 2009
edited March 2009
lemonlime
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This will definitely become the single-thread benchmarker's chip of choice.
*caugh* if it ever comes out!!! Intel = :bs: on this one.
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E8600 $269
E8500 $188
E8400 $165
All E0 stepping. I'd still take an 8400/8500 and overclock it for $100 less...
*caugh* if it ever comes out!!! Intel = :bs: on this one.