Pentium e5200 vs e5300

[tescotech]

I purchase a hp media server ex 490 with a celeron 2.2 ghz 64 bit processor , and want to upgrade the processor to a pentium e5200, 2.5 ghz 64 bit or e5300 2.6 ghz 64 bit. But im not sure of the difference.

 

[BadTrip]

2.5ghz vs 2.6ghz

 

[Bluescreendeath]

Yep, also: 10.5x vs 11x multiplier

 

[BadTrip]

thus the 2.5 vs 2.6, lol

 

[boomboot1]

E5300 is better.

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[threednonsense]

It took FOUR posts to tell him that 2.6 was better than 2.5? LMAO!!!

 

[tescotech]

Thats alright im new to this maybe the e5400 will even be better.

 

[djcoolmasterx]

Yes, the E5400 has a multiplier of 13.5 and thus a clockspeed of 2.7Ghz.

Yep, also: 10.5x vs 11x multiplier

The E5200 has a multiplier of 12.5x and the E5300 has a multiplier of 13x.

 

[Bluescreendeath]

Yes, the E5400 has a multiplier of 13.5 and thus a clockspeed of 2.7Ghz.
The E5200 has a multiplier of 12.5x and the E5300 has a multiplier of 13x.

yep, my bad. I knew for sure the E5300 was .5 higher but must've been thinking of other cpus for the base value.

 

[obsidian86]

the e5200 has been clocked higher then the e5300

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[Bluescreendeath]

the e5200 has been clocked higher then the e5300


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huh?

 

[Bluescreendeath]

All chips have vary in quality. Since they both use the same architecture, it could be just a case of that E5200 being higher binned than the E5300.

 

[threednonsense]

Oh, yeah we must have missed the part that he was going to overclock his HP server computer to the point the binning matters... LMAO!!!