PC Components Overclocking Overclocking: Dual- vs. Quad-Core CPUs Deals By Tom's Hardware News Team published 8 November 2007 Comments (0) Page 35 of 41: Synthetic - PC-Mark 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 Synthetic - PC-Mark 1 … 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 Current page: Synthetic - PC-Mark Prev Page Synthetic - Sandra Multimedia Next Page Synthetic - 3D-Mark Stay On the Cutting Edge: Get the Tom's Hardware NewsletterGet Tom's Hardware's best news and in-depth reviews, straight to your inbox.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors See all comments (0) Tom's Hardware News TeamSocial Links NavigationTom's Hardware's dedicated news crew consists of both freelancers and staff with decades of experience reporting on the latest developments in CPUs, GPUs, super computing, Raspberry Pis and more. More about overclockingDiabatix and Asus hit new overclocking records with LN2-optimized heatsink – Intel Core Ultra 9 285K hits 7.448 GHzRaptor Lake 9.1 GHz overclockers share secrets behind eclipsing a 17-year-old CPU frequency world recordLatestIntel tempers expectations for next-gen Falcon Shores AI GPU — Gaudi 3 missed AI wave, Falcon will require fast iterations to be competitiveSee more latest ► No comments yet Comment from the forums Most PopularSamsung's 4K Odyssey G70B gaming monitor plummets to $299 — all-time low is a whopping $300 savingsSilicon Power's 4TB US75 PCIe 4.0 SSD drops to its lowest price this year, just $199The best way to get an RTX 4090 this Cyber Monday? Buy a prebuilt desktopCorsair's 3000D and 4000D series cases are on sale for Cyber Monday, starting as low as $59You can build a powerful, 1080p gaming PC for $700 with these Cyber Monday dealsGet 32GB of high-speed DDR5-7200 C34 RAM for $97 on Cyber Monday — or spend an extra $11 for RGBThe 4TB Samsung 990 EVO Plus can be yours for $239.99 — pay just 6 cents per gigabyte with a 28% discount this Cyber Monday Forget about 1TB SSDs: This 2TB $89 MSI M482 is the only SSD you really needThe Asus ROG Strix G16 RTX 4060 (2024) gaming laptop is only $1099WD Red Plus 10TB NAS HDD hits its lowest-ever price point for Cyber Monday — Just $146 Seagate Ironwolf Pro 20 terabyte hard drive is 2-cent-per-GB on Cyber Monday — $329 HDD has a five-year warranty, three years of free data recovery service
