hi guys i need help i'm building my gaming and video editing pc.but i'm lil bit confuse which one should i buy
Q6600 or QX6700.price is double different.should i get any benefit by paying double price.
thanks in adbance
At stock speeds, the 6600 runs at 2.4GHz. The 6700 runs at 2.66Ghz, so it is faster, but only by 10%. Not really worth twice the price. However, you can overclock both of the chips and run them faster, if you were of a mind to do so. As such, you could run the 6600 at 2.66Ghz fairly easy, for all entire purposes making it a 6700.
Message edited by turpit on 07-11-2007 at 04:38:10 PM
I think go with Q6600. I own a Q6600 and E6600 for video editing, and the performance is not that much different. So I guest if you go with QX the performance is not that big of a gap. However, if you plan to do video editing go with RAID 0 for your OS and application, and plenty of memory.
Go for the q6600 unless you want to serious OC.
If you are serious about OC then the q6700 is far better... q6600 kind of sucks to OC; trust me, I wish I bought 6700 but $ dictates life.
hi guys i need help i'm building my gaming and video editing pc.but i'm lil bit confuse which one should i buy
Q6600 or QX6700.price is double different.should i get any benefit by paying double price.
thanks in adbance
I'll post this again. The article should completely clear this up for you. Here is a snippet from the conlusions. The article is a good read.
Quote :
As stated in the review, almost every Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Quad we tried in the P35 ASUS P5K and P5K3 ran at 1333 FSB at the default multiplier and default voltage. The only processors that required any voltage increase were the top line Core 2 Extreme processors. This free 25% overclock, which still allows everything else in the system to run at default values, is exciting. It is so exciting we have to wonder how long Intel will allow this in the marketplace.
Wow...I thought the 6700 was comming down to the 6600 price...otherwise we will be paying up to 3x the price for less than a 10% rise.
I too am in the same boat, the q6600 oc quite easily to 6700 speeds and with proper cooling even beyond that of qx6800.
Though..with unlocked multipliers on the X series...its a tough question, I am myself leaning towards the 6700 due to this, though still haven't said no to the 6600.
in many cases the qx6700 is worth the price it will run at higher voltages - since you can get them for $600-$700 on ebay.
The q6600 sometimes will not want to run much faster then 2.8ghz
evey qx6700 i have used runs 3.2-3.3ghz air and 3.4-3.6 on water
i would suggest a q6600 for air cooling under at 3ghz if want more speed then go with the qx6700
if you water cooling then qx6700 for 3.5ghz
voltage is locked on quad cores - qx6700 seems to run faster its a better part
why water cooling? the gpu and overclocking the cpu.
if your running an hd 2900ht or 8800gtx oc or 8800ultra water cooling will lower temps 20c - koolance systems are super easy to set up totally fool proor and work great - way better then tec cooling
if your running a 8800gts go all air cooling and run a q6600
On July 22nd the QX6700 is infact getting a pricecut to the current Q6600 price (~$530). It is also losing its extreme tag and being renamed to the Q6700. The QX6800 and QX6850 will be the new "performance" CPUs.
The q6700 won't have an unlocked multiplier, as only extreme series Intel cpus have that. Also unlocked multipliers make it easier to overclock, but will reach about the same speeds as those of locked cpus unless you have insane cooling, such as phase cooling.
okey guys i'v order my pc followed by...and will be arrive coming july-17-tuesday.
CPU-Q660(this one is i'v got by pricecut price before intel announce=HK$2430) current price is now HK$4163
Motherboard-asus p5k
Memory-A data DDR-2 800 2GB
HDD-WD 160GB 7200rpm SATA
Graphic-Asus 8800GTX 768Mb
Power supply-Icute 450w
CD rom-LG GSA-4166B
this is it.
i need one thing to decide.should i need extra sound card or is it okey wid build in motherboard sound card for game play wid 5.1 speaker? help me guys.
Thanks in advance.
Message edited by limpman on 07-13-2007 at 11:52:21 AM
I don't know when the G0 stepping should hit out but I would get a Q6600... Go to somewhere like Fry's and insure that you can get that stepping and it will be worth any price hit... They're eXtremely sweet.
I'm not around much anymore but I know some guys that could tell you all about that CPU and others jus like it.
Dude, I think you're going to have issues with a 450W power supply in that system.
OMG are you sure? i ask that salsperson about the power supply he told me it is enough for me.can any body help
which is the best ...w should i buy?
thanks!!
depends on your budget,
im personally getting corsair HX620, thermaltake toughpower series get good reviews also
check out PSU reviews here
http://jonnyguru.com/
Defenitly That psu Is not even near of what you need for that GPU, you just lost your money in that psu, And for for that CPU and That GPU you need at least 650W power supply of a good brand like
Thernmaltake, OCZ or Corsair Those are very good ones.
I don't know when the G0 stepping should hit out but I would get a Q6600... Go to somewhere like Fry's and insure that you can get that stepping and it will be worth any price hit... They're eXtremely sweet.
I'm not around much anymore but I know some guys that could tell you all about that CPU and others jus like it.
They'll be available July 16 but stores will, of course, unload their old inventory first.
OMG are you sure? i ask that salsperson about the power supply he told me it is enough for me.can any body help
which is the best ...w should i buy?
thanks!!
You're at about 330 watts with what you've listed but I've added a few things:
3-USB devices
1-120mm fan
1-80mm fan
1-56K modem
1-DVD-RW/DVD+RW Drive
Allowing for a loss in wattage capacity over a years time (20%)...
...and you're drawing about a 450 watt equivalent at peak load.
This isn't exact but it gives you an idea of where you stand. Keep in mind I haven't accounted at all for overclocking.
Do you you smell something burning...
Message edited by Nightowl0707 on 07-14-2007 at 05:26:54 PM
thanks for help you guys...okey i'll going to change power supply.but how much watts can i get.
i'll going to add 2 dvd-rw drive
1 sata hdd.
gigabyte liquid cooling-GH-WIU02
and going to over clock cpu.
please help me?
thanks
Limp, If I were you I would invest in a better water cooling setup. Dump that gigabyte liquid cooling-GH-WIU02 and go with something like the Swiftech H20-220. I know it will cost you some more cashola but it will pay dividens in the long run. Those Quads need some good cooling if they are to be over clocked.
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