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yo clueless - of coarse i new this before the artice as i have posted for months:
"Today we are going to talk about the youngest quad-core Yorkfield CPU, which should replace the today’s market hit – Core 2 Quad Q6600."
wrong! its 1333 balance my friends again - i have said this months - you can google it!
any novice can clock a q6600 to 3.6ghz
a 1333 part is not replacing a 1066 part -to quote your own words:
"It is not enough to increase processor Vcore to ensure that it will run stably at high FSB speeds. To ensure stability you need to increase other voltages, too: CPU PLL Voltage, FSB Termination Voltage and NB Voltage. For example, when we overclocked our Core 2 Quad Q9300 to 3.5GHz we used the following settings:"
why start article out by saying its going to replace it? you guys must not have read my posts on THG?
I really like you site - but your previous articles even show after fsb 400 or 1600 fsb that pefornce decreases and you have issues!
bad intro, stock settings mean nothing today - again overclocking is mainstrean dell and hp do it.
the sweat spot on all C2D chips is multiplier of 9 the exact number of q6600. i would not be so sarcstic if where not for 2 facts: 1) i have posted this over and over on THG and 2) you say this is going to replace it but your own test show its no 3.6-3.8ghz chip.
i have been shipping 3.6+ghz air cooled systems for months.
Bottom line, intel is raising prices, you need to move up the ladder to get your 4-4.25ghz quad system.
[Posted by: Dragonsprayer | Date: 02/09/08 11:28:01 PM]