VPN: BX80580X3320Intel Xeon X3320 Quad Core Processor LGA775 2.50GHZ Yorkfield 1333FSB 6MB Retail Box
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 Rating: Review Date: 01/08/09 |
Intel Xeon X3320 Quad Core Processor LGA775 2.50GHZ Yorkfield 1333FSB 6MB Retail Box
Cons:only 7.5x
Pros:Price (pricematch 289)45mneach 2 dual core on chip have 3mo compare to 6mo so less heatXeon ! finest intel chip (sorry it's better than Q9300) |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/13/08 |
Intel Xeon X3320 Quad Core Processor LGA775 2.50GHZ Yorkfield 1333FSB 6MB Retail Box
Cons:Price vs 65nm quads
Pros:Lower VcoreMore L2 cache45nmVery Oveclockable Comment:
Bought this on sale for 289, ran it for a while at stock. Decided yesterday to overclock it a little. Managed 3GHz on 1.150V been stable for 6 hours so far with 4 prime instances running. Have not tried any higher but I dont plan on going much higher.For the record I am using an Asus P5E-VM HDMI with this CPU and a Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme plus an older 104CFM panaflow.For those of you who fold, it gets ~2450PPD with the SMP client at stock clocks. |
running at 3.0 400fsb since 1 month with absolutely no problem on a P35-DQ6 bios F7. vcore 1.168 RAM 2x2GB 1:1 800 4-4-4-12 2vI just pump fsb to 427 for a nice 3.2 same voltage with RAM 4:5 1068 5-5-5-12 2v, completely 4x prime stable 27 hours with max 56C room 22C (thermalright ultra-120 with 120mm noctua at 900rpm)Really a nice processor. will try more fsb soon and pass to 8GB