Check out this little man, the new PD805
http://www.maxitmag.com/testing-bay/processors/intel-1.86ghz-core-2-duo-e6300-review/
http://www.maxitmag.com/testing-bay/processors/intel-1.86ghz-core-2-duo-e6300-review/
Check out this little man, the new PD805
One thing that we have to take into account here is that the overclock on the Conroe chip was larger than the overclock on the x2 3800+ (1.86 - 2.5 for Conroe, 2-2.5 for x2 3800+). So at stock speeds the difference wouldnt be AS big as those benchmarks make it to be.
I know the Conroe is going to be an amazing chip, those benchmarks are just a tiny bit biased though!
One thing that we have to take into account here is that the overclock on the Conroe chip was larger than the overclock on the x2 3800+ (1.86 - 2.5 for Conroe, 2-2.5 for x2 3800+). So at stock speeds the difference wouldnt be AS big as those benchmarks make it to be.
I know the Conroe is going to be an amazing chip, those benchmarks are just a tiny bit biased though!
Pentium D 945 vs. X2 3800+ vs. E6300Aye, all good points there. I think a better comparison when Intel's D9** series price drops come into effect this july would be a D945 or something similar vs the x2 3800+, as both are from the same technological "generation".
Check out the E4300. I think it may play well in this budget/performance space as well.
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=3372
One thing that we have to take into account here is that the overclock on the Conroe chip was larger than the overclock on the x2 3800+ (1.86 - 2.5 for Conroe, 2-2.5 for x2 3800+). So at stock speeds the difference wouldnt be AS big as those benchmarks make it to be.
I know the Conroe is going to be an amazing chip, those benchmarks are just a tiny bit biased though!
During our test session we managed to overclock Intel Core 2 Duo by more than 50% without touching its Vcore and using an air cooler
One thing that we have to take into account here is that the overclock on the Conroe chip was larger than the overclock on the x2 3800+ (1.86 - 2.5 for Conroe, 2-2.5 for x2 3800+). So at stock speeds the difference wouldnt be AS big as those benchmarks make it to be.
I know the Conroe is going to be an amazing chip, those benchmarks are just a tiny bit biased though!
Check out the E4300. I think it may play well in this budget/performance space as well.
http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=3372
Did you get banned? Thats a shame. Good to see you're still spreading your usual BS.
Did you get banned? Thats a shame. Good to see you're still spreading your usual BS.