which cpu for d875pbz socket 478

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northwood or prescott?
newegg has the 3.0e socket 478 prescott for $181.00
this is suppose to be the E0 stepping.



http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=19-116-175&depa=0

 

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mckennaiii said:

northwood or prescott?
newegg has the 3.0e socket 478 prescott for $181.00
this is suppose to be the E0 stepping.



http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=19-116-175&depa=0

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What makes you think it's a E0 stepping? I would probably guess that you would get a D0 stepping cause the E0's are just becoming available to OEM manufacturers.

But if you do get an E0 stepping please let us know how it goes.

Good luck

Ed

 

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when i check the newegg model # vs. the intel spec sheet it shows it's the E0 stepping.

 

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Results

sSpec Number
SL7PM
Processor Frequency
3 GHz CPUID String
0F41H
Package Type
478 pin PPGA Core Voltage
1.287V-1.400V
Bus Speed
800 MHz Thermal Guideline
89.0W
Core Stepping
E0 Thermal Spec
69.1°C
L2 Cache Size
1 MB Manufacturing Technology
90 nm
L2 Cache Speed
3.00 GHz Bus/Core Ratio
15
Spec Update
http://developer.intel.com/design/Pentium4/documentation.htm
Product Order Codes

OEM Order Code
RK80546PG0801M

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Well, keep us posted on what happens.

 

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The order code only refers to the model (i.e. 3GHz 800FSB S478 Prescott), not the sSpec, so could be SL79L (C0), SL7E4 (D0), SL7PM (E0) -they all share the same order code. I guess there is a better chance of getting the latest with an OEM rather than boxed though.

So anyway, what did you get?

 

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haven't ordered one yet.

 

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It doesn't matter what stepping you get cuz that Intel motherboard has no OC options...