hey hello,
i found an engineering sample of some skylake i7's clocked around 2.2ghz.
they are quadcore's with hyperthreading technology for LGA 1151 for only $100.
i did some research on it and i know its not really allowed and that they can have quite a few errors but i was thinking about picking one up for the sake of testing it out on how it works.
when i tried to search some online video's all i find were russian ones which is a language i do not master. but the big question is, will it work baseclocking with one of those asrock Z170 motherboards with an older windows without the microupdate like 7/8?
because then i can have like a skylake core i7 clocked at 4 ghz for only $100?
what's your opinion about it and do you guys think it work?
i found an engineering sample of some skylake i7's clocked around 2.2ghz.
they are quadcore's with hyperthreading technology for LGA 1151 for only $100.
i did some research on it and i know its not really allowed and that they can have quite a few errors but i was thinking about picking one up for the sake of testing it out on how it works.
when i tried to search some online video's all i find were russian ones which is a language i do not master. but the big question is, will it work baseclocking with one of those asrock Z170 motherboards with an older windows without the microupdate like 7/8?
because then i can have like a skylake core i7 clocked at 4 ghz for only $100?
what's your opinion about it and do you guys think it work?
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