Overclocking: Dual- vs. Quad-Core CPUs

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Page 1: E6750 Or Q6600 - Which Is The Better Choice?
Page 2: The Processors - E6750 Or Q6600?
Page 3: Processor - G0 Stepping Is A Must
Page 4: Motherboard - Gigabyte Or MSI With P35 Chipset
Page 5: Highlights Of The MSI Board - Affordable, Heatpipe On Board
Page 6: Highlights Of The Gigabyte Board - More Features
Page 7: GEIL Memory - An Overclocking Natural
Page 8: Cooler - Zalman's CNPS9700LED Is Ideal
Page 9: Looking At The Bottom Line - CPU, Cooler, Board And RAM
Page 10: Overclocking I - Dual-Core E6750 At 3.00 GHz
Page 11: Overclocking II - Dual-Core E6750 At 3.30 GHz
Page 12: Overclocking III - Dual-Core E6750 At 3.40 GHz
Page 13: Overclocking IV - Dual-Core E6750 At 3.50 GHz
Page 14: Overclocking V - Dual-Core E6750 At 3.60 GHz
Page 15: Overclocking I - Quad-Core Q6600 At 3.00 GHz
Page 16: Overclocking II - Quad-Core Q6600 At 3.20 GHz
Page 17: Overclocking III - Quad-Core Q6600 At 3.30 GHz
Page 18: Overview Of Core Voltages
Page 19: Overclocking Yields 25% Performance Increase
Page 20: Performance Winner - Q6600 Provides 5.3% More Performance
Page 21: Test Setup
Page 22: Software Configuration
Page 23: Benchmarks And Settings
Page 24: 3D Games - UT2004, Prey
Page 25: 3D Games - Quake 4, Warhammer
Page 26: 3D Games - Supreme Commander, Serious Sam 2
Page 27: 3D-Rendering - Cinema 4D, 3D-Studio Max
Page 28: Applications - AVG, WinRAR
Page 29: Applications - Photoshop, PDF
Page 30: Applications - Deep Fritz
Page 31: Audio Encoding - ITunes, Lame
Page 32: Synthetic - Sandra CPU
Page 33: Synthetic - Sandra Memory
Page 34: Synthetic - Sandra Multimedia
Page 35: Synthetic - PC-Mark
Page 36: Synthetic - 3D-Mark
Page 37: Video Encoding - Xvid, Pinnacle Studio
Page 38: Video Encoding - Premiere, Mainconcept
Page 39: Video Encoding - HDTV, DivX
Page 40: Video Encoding - CloneDVD
Page 41: Conclusions: Intel Quad-Core And MSI P35 Neo2 Get Our Nod

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