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About LinkBacksRead more.Intel has today added three new chips to its processor line-up, including the low-cost Core 2 Quad Q8200.
Read more.Intel has today added three new chips to its processor line-up, including the low-cost Core 2 Quad Q8200.
I wonder if the Q8200 will run at 8x500 for 4ghz? No idea how the other Quads do for FSB overclocking.
The only real problem with quads and high FSB/clock speeds is more the strain they place on the chipset and MOSFETs, which normally becomes a limiting factor wa before any FSB walls.
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Looks like Intel is taking a few swipes at AMD's market, low budget. E5200 certainly looks like it could be good for the price, some gaming benchies vs E7200 would be good.
Hexus, oh wonderful wonderous Hexus, will thou be reviewing these?
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