Xeons for 775? 30X0 series...

Shelnutt2 · Oct 10, 2006

I was looking on the dell website for a small server, and I noticed they offered 30X0 series of xeons on the same setup where they offered PD's and a celly. So I did some digging, and yep, 3040, 3050, 3060, 3070. All 775 core based xeons.

Intel docs

Not much more than Core 2 Duo's

Page Computers has them all if you search them, for near Conroe prices

Opterons of core 2 duo?

SeanBest · Oct 10, 2006

Sweet...any reviews yet? And i've never used any Xeons before, how do they compare to regular pentiums? Like the last Xeons compared to the Pentium 4s?

And these are not the woodcrests right? Weird, I never even heard of these before now?

Shelnutt2 · Oct 10, 2006

Sean_Best said:
And these are not the woodcrests right? Weird, I never even heard of these before now?

I didn't check XS to see if anyone said anything about them over there. In the past xeon's, well atleast the Irwindel or the other perscott xeons did not overclock well...although those old 1.6GHz LV Xeons where the thing back in 04.

I think they are woodcrest...just on the 775 platform. :shrug:

SeanBest · Oct 10, 2006

I looked up some woodcrest and they said socket 771U(?), but these says socket 775, but Newegg and Zipzoomfly and Tigerdirect don't seem to have any. Weird huh? Well let's just hope they are REAL and can do like 200% overclocks and are dirt cheap. We can dream right?

Shelnutt2 · Oct 10, 2006

Sean_Best said:
Well let's just hope they are REAL and can do like 200% overclocks and are dirt cheap. We can dream right?

Are you buying one? I'm not getting on to OC it, if I do its going to be in a dell server...

I made a post on XS about them too.

srtdodge05 · Oct 10, 2006

Single Dual-Core Intel Xeon 3000 Sequence
3060, 2.40GHz, 1066MHz front side bus, 4MB cache
3050, 2.13GHz, 1066MHz front side bus, 2MB cache
3040, 1.86GHz, 1066MHz front side bus, 2MB cache

http://www.intel.com/products/chipsets/3000_3010/index.htm

greenmaji · Oct 10, 2006

They support HT, 99% chance there netburst based.

nd4spdbh2 · Oct 10, 2006

greenmaji said:
They support HT, 99% chance there netburst based.

yes but there if that 1% chance these things are a woodcrest core with ht.... only one can dream!! how sweet would that be..... dual core C2D processor with HT.... man i could todally notice a difference when i turned HT off on my p4 3.0c northwood....

greenmaji · Oct 10, 2006

Intel said:
Related Products

Processors Dual-Core Intel® Xeon® processor 3000 sequence
Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor
Intel® Pentium® D Processor
Intel® Celeron® D Processor

Smells like netburst.
Woodcrest is 5100 sequence.

Shelnutt2 · Oct 10, 2006

greenmaji said:
Smells like netburst.
Woodcrest is 5100 sequence.

Its got smart cache though...and 65 watt TDP....and B2 stepping :shrug:

The Coolest · Oct 10, 2006

Its not a Netburst.
Its going to basically be the same as X2s and Opterons for s939.
Same core, different names.

srtdodge05 · Oct 10, 2006

http://www.hkepc.com/bbs/itnews.php?tid=631842&starttime=0&endtime=0

SeanBest · Oct 11, 2006

Odd...?

nd4spdbh2 · Oct 11, 2006

The Coolest said:
Its not a Netburst.
Its going to basically be the same as X2s and Opterons for s939.
Same core, different names.

god would that be nice! lol i run my E6600 @ stock and i am already looking for more speed wtf is wrong with me!

greenmaji · Oct 11, 2006

The Coolest said:
Its not a Netburst.
Its going to basically be the same as X2s and Opterons for s939.
Same core, different names.

Did you get this from the tech docs?
TIA

nvm, the artical linked above explains it well enough

srtdodge05 · Oct 11, 2006

newegg has the 3000 series on there site and these xeons are conroe cores.

nd4spdbh2 · Oct 11, 2006

srtdodge05 said:
newegg has the 3000 series on there site and these xeons are conroe cores.

heres the 775 xeon

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...343&Manufactory=1157&Description=xeon&Ntk=all

whats the diff between these and the regular conroe?

Shelnutt2 · Oct 11, 2006

nd4spdbh2 said:
heres the 775 xeon

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...343&Manufactory=1157&Description=xeon&Ntk=all

whats the diff between these and the regular conroe?

Well besides being Xeons, they all have 4mb cache. Maybe you can argue better silicon, like in optys?

greenmaji · Oct 11, 2006

Shelnutt2 said:
Well besides being Xeons, they all have 4mb cache. Maybe you can argue better silicon, like in optys?

If this was the case I'd be excited to get a 3050, but if you look it up on froogle almost everyone is saying its 2M cache.
So does the article posted above.

Shelnutt2 · Oct 11, 2006

greenmaji said:
If this was the case I'd be excited to get a 3050, but if you look it up on froogle almost everyone is saying its 2M cache.
So does the article posted above.

http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL9TW

The spec finder says they all have 4mb :shrug:

Your right though the article and intel doc says 2mb.

Edit:
It seems the spec finder is wrong, as I can't find anything else saying it has 4mb cache...my bad

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