new unopened E6750: what do codes tell me, is it a G0?

[gamefan]

the Title says it all.

[JamesXP]

All E6x50 are G0 at the moment.

[Ross]

All E6*50s are G0. The batch codes will tell you the production year/week/facility and you can use the S-spec finder on Intel.com to look up further info, but AFAIK, there's still only one S-code for all E6750s ATM.

[gamefan]

I was at intel.vom, and don't know what an s-spec is, and didn't find anything. The box has: "prod code, ean, mm#, upc, fpo/batch#, version#, pack date". what what what

http://www.intel.com/support/processors/sb/cs-016552.htm

[menacejean]

It's the last 5 letters/numbers in the product code. starting with S. Thus s spec :)

http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SLA9V

http://img213.imageshack.us/img213/3644/inteloc6.jpg

[jintatsu]

from what i read the last 5 letter/number of the product code should be SLA9V..

[OnDborder]

He was using the photo as an example.. The link led to what you were referring to.