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Intel Core 2 Duo E6700 (2006)
August 16, 2006 |
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Not to bad |
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98%
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| by: Doctor_Death ( January 16, 2007 ) |
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Experience: 3 Years+ | » Pros | | |
Fast stock,but can get it much faster by FSB.I stopped at 2.93 because i felt my Zalman 9500 would not cool it enough.Thatwill change when i install a coolit freezone system.Ill be trying for 3.5Ghz
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Intel locked the multiplier,Can only OC by FSB
But with good cooling 3.5Ghz should be easy to hit
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Iwas a little worried abiout jumping from AMD to Intel,but after selling my two FX60 setups and buying a X6800 and a E6700 it turned out to br the best thing i ever did.I think its going to take AMD a long time to catch up.Their so called Quad setup cant even touch Intels.So i guess you could say that AMD failed.Besides,i really donot call AMDs Quad setup a true Quad. Intel managed to get both chips on a single die.AMDs two CPUs on one board is just not right.And then there's the problem with motherboards.You do not have anykind of a choice, just one board. |
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"Not to bad" by: Doctor_Death
Iwas a little worried abiout jumping from AMD to Intel,but after selling my two FX60 setups and buying a X6800 and a E6700 it turned out to br the bes...more
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