Intel Penryn Pricing
"Prices of Intel 45nm desktop CPUs revealed"
Published: 26th September 2007 | Source: extreme overclocking |
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Source: extreme overclocking
Prices of Intel 45nm desktop CPUs revealed
The Conroe (and Kentsfields) have taken the performance crown from AMD and are currently on a roll but these will not be battling AMD's upcoming Phenom processors as Intel is preparing the new 45nm-built Yorkfield and Wolfdale CPUs. The models ready to be rolled out in Q4 2007 and Q1 2008 have already been revealed but what was unknown was the sum Intel will want for its updated line-up. Now, with the exception of the lonely dual-core E8300, the rest of the 45nm pack is priced and can already start causing AMD an extended headache.
In short, the most expensive 45nm desktop part will of course be the quad-core Extreme QX9650, with an asking price of $999. The rest of the quads will be priced from $530 (Q9550) to just $266 for the Q9300 that will unfortunately have only 6MB of L2 cache.
The dual-core processors will start off from where the Q9300 ends and will have the 3.16GHz E8500 costing $266. The 45nm line-up ends with the E8200 that costs just $163. And the war continues. The full list of prices (in 1000-unit tray quantities) can be found just below
In short, the most expensive 45nm desktop part will of course be the quad-core Extreme QX9650, with an asking price of $999. The rest of the quads will be priced from $530 (Q9550) to just $266 for the Q9300 that will unfortunately have only 6MB of L2 cache.
The dual-core processors will start off from where the Q9300 ends and will have the 3.16GHz E8500 costing $266. The 45nm line-up ends with the E8200 that costs just $163. And the war continues. The full list of prices (in 1000-unit tray quantities) can be found just below
Original Source: TechConnect
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The standard recommended time is 24h tbh mate thats what i do just to be sure :)
The standard recommended time is 24h tbh mate thats what i do just to be sure :)
Oh god! I’m chomping at the bit here.
12 to 24 the wait is a small price to pay to save your pc :D
all good things come to those who wait hehe
all good things come to those who wait hehe
The standard recommended time is 24h tbh mate thats what i do just to be sure :)
Opps! :)
I just started up.. obviously after check everything was fine and not leaking.
And that the fittings were on tight.
But yeah.. I am a crazy kid! :D
Well she is up and running as i couldn’t wait any longer. Bit of a prob with windows, hardware all seems ok though. When i shut the comp down windows closes everything and as your waiting for the power off it goes to the blue screen of death at the last second and re-boots??? Trying a fresh install at the minute.
A couple of quick photos while I’m waiting for windows to load.
I have some long SATA cables on their way as so i can hide them.
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[IMG]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/da2ca/Setup.jpg[/IMG]
What good for monitoring temps? As I think the bios temps are up the wall.
CPU 25.5c & MB 35c
I have some long SATA cables on their way as so i can hide them.
[IMG]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/da2ca/UV.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a173/da2ca/Setup.jpg[/IMG]
What good for monitoring temps? As I think the bios temps are up the wall.
CPU 25.5c & MB 35c
Very neat job. :)
The usual suspects: MBM5, Speedfan, etc for motherboard temp sensors (which will be the same used by the BIOS though). CoreTemp, which should be more accurate for CPU core temperature.
What good for monitoring temps?
The usual suspects: MBM5, Speedfan, etc for motherboard temp sensors (which will be the same used by the BIOS though). CoreTemp, which should be more accurate for CPU core temperature.
Very neat job. :)
Thanks Allsorts i got there in the end.
CoreTemp shows between 23-24C
Now to find out how to overclock??????
Read this
No idea what the specs of your machine are though, but the principles are the same, BIOS names may vary a little but it is much of a muchness!
No idea what the specs of your machine are though, but the principles are the same, BIOS names may vary a little but it is much of a muchness!
Nice n Neat :) Cant wait till i can finish my rig.
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