Motherboard for two Core 2 Duo 6600 - Exists?

[Mzaack]

Hello guys

Please, anyone know if exist an motherboard that suport two cpu´s of Core 2 Duo 6600?

Can be Asus, Abit, Intel... no problem...

 

[jeff_2087]

I've never seen one for the e6600's Socket 775. You can for sure get a board that'll support two Socket 771 Xeons, the server versions of Core 2. But why would you want two e6600s anyway? A single q6600 would be better.

 

[CompTIA_Rep]

I saw a motherboard that supported 2 processors once, maybe that is what you want? I think it even supported pc133 and had 1 10/100 nic.

 

[enewmen]

Hello guys

Please, anyone know if exist an motherboard that suport two cpu´s of Core 2 Duo 6600?

Can be Asus, Abit, Intel... no problem...

Server (Xeons) mothboards with 2 sockets are common.
If you must have 2 sockets, get Xeon.
I will personally rather have quad-core.

 

[apt403]

Not going to happen, its impossible infact. The entire Conroe family, including the 3xxx series of Xeons arent SMP capable. If you want a dual cpu setup with processors based on the same arch as the C2D you'll need a Woodcrest or Clovertown Xeon.

 

[3Ball]

Just curious about the reason or purpose?

Best,

3Ball

 

[chunkymonster]

Nope, sorry. There are no dual Skt775 mobo's in existence. The core2 uArch is not SMP capable.

 

[CompTIA_Rep]

They have stackable cases, shelves, cubes, why not stackable processors?

Want to add power to your system? Place 1x e6600 over your current e6600 and double your performance. Still not enough, place 2x e6600 on top of your current one for a total of 3x processors in stack. Sounds good to me


/starts inventing.

 

[Mzaack]

Wow.... so good!
thanks to all!

I buy a core 2 Duo recently and i dont see the 'fast' processor. I work with maya and 3ds max and need always processor more faster.

The solution is Xeon

But ok.

Very thanks!

 

[runswindows95]

It's called the Q6600. It's two e6600's in one package and it only needs one socket.

 

[locky28]

/starts inventing.

Matrix cable them together?

 

[proof]

No. Maybe a server board for 2 LGA 775 Xeons.

 

[jeff_2087]

LGA 775

(typo: LGA 771 not 775)

 

[proof]

Thank you.

 

[angry_ducky]

As others have said, to have dual CPUs, you need either Intel's Xeon series or AMD's Opterons.