Are there anywhere with them in or due in the next few days?
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Are there anywhere with them in or due in the next few days?
OCUK are selling G0 at a premium.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...d=6&subcat=793
Yeah but no stock...
With so many people ready to pull the trigger, this is just the marketing equivalent of a pr1cktease. Hell, I'd sell all my zero stock for just £0.99 each.:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ricco
Reaching for my tube of delay cream now.
Ill bet theres a hell of a lot of the old stock left to clear first.
In distribution I bet there is lets see if anyone actually gets the stock and gaurantees GO steppings. Only time will tell. do doo do doooQuote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
beethovens 5th symphonyQuote:
Originally Posted by Paulm@scan
can the mans@scan confirm steppings?
no sorry we can not confirm you will get a GO stepping but I can confim the ones we have in stock are not GO
Da do run run da do run run ;'/
I've gone for the Q6700. G0 guarenteed and 2.66GHz cores in a 95w TDP should mean pretty good quality dice.
Twice the price though isnt it? :confused:
C'est la vie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clunk
Que sera. :lol:
Ca ne fait rien.
does anywhere have the Q6700's in stock?Quote:
Originally Posted by James Thorburn
Besides lower power consumption does G0 offer anything else?
Supposedly better overclockers, although because of speed binning this may show itself more in the higher end models (E6850 and QX6850).Quote:
Originally Posted by n00dey
The lower TDP for the Q6600 and Q6700 suggests they could also benefit from this, a Q6700 would have to be able to reach 2.66GHz with an average TDP of 47.5w per die, where as a E6700/6750's die would only have to be within the 65w TDP.
For the Core 2 Duo's you get the C2E state enabled, and the C1E power usage is down from 12w to 8w. The specifications on http://processorfinder.intel.com do not mention these for the Kentsfield based parts however.