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NEW Conroe E6600 ES Step 5: 3850MHz PRIME STABLE on water.


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They'll be available for retail orders July 23rd, and they are not expensive at all! The only concern is if we'll have good 965 boards by then, good like DFI, MSI, Epox, Foxconn, anybody but Intel and Asus.

 

I totally agree with you about the concern of good boards by then from DFI. That's what I'm looking forward to... and holding out for. But at the same time I don't think that Intel and Asus are making less than good boards....

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Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 ES Step 5 - 3850MHz, 1.56v

Intel BOXD975XBXLKR "Bad Axe" 0908, 1.65v on chipset, 1.395 on FSB

~430MHz 4-4-4-12 G.Skill DDR2 800 @ 2.2v

OCZ GameXStream 700w

2.2v

1.65v

Windows XP Pro SP2

Swiftech Storm CPU block

Prime Small FFT 1HR, (Prime 1024-4096k FFT 1HR also passed 1HR, no SS)

 

http://img50.imageshack.us/img50/9541/prime385062min9nt.jpg

 

Beast is the only word, ran Super PI 1M @ 4050MHz @ 1.585v

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I've already got my Conroe build all planned out...

 

DFI motherboard (whatever it may be)

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600

2x1GB OCZ Platinum PC6400

2x EVGA 7900GT CO Superclocks in SLI

600w OCZ GameXStream

2x 80GB Hitachi Deskstars RAID-0

NEC ND-3550A

Zalman CNPS9500

Zalman VF900CUs

Lian-Li PC-65B

20" Viewsonic VX2025WM

 

As you can see I'm looking at the E6600... hoping to get 4GHz at best out of it. I'm keeping an eye on this thread. Of course my list is completely subject to change...

 

It's all going to be completely new with the exception of video, I'm adding my 2 6600GTs to my s939 system and buying another 7900GT. This way I'll have two very fast systems.

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Yeah the 6600 does look like the hot one with the 4 MB L2 cache. So I just checked, these must use Socket T (LGA 775) then?

 

There doesn't seem to be that big of a selection when I scanned Newegg for mobos with DDR2 800 and up. On top of that DFI only has one mobo.

 

But seriously I can only imagine that 6600 would be rediculous....lol.

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I'm only 16 so DDR800 or DDR1000 RAM is way out of reach for me.

 

I have no problems using dividers, lol. Especially when it means saving $200.

 

Well I thought that PC6400 OCZ memory you planned on using was DDR2 800. Actually 2 GB of that is only $200 so it seems reasonable enough. Of course I've never overclocked any of this stuff so I really don't know the difference. However it seems PC6400 is the DDR2 equivalent of PC3200 DDR.

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