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greenmaji said:
IF that asrock board will do 300fsb like some say it does, then that would put the 915 at 4.2ghz. 285fsb would be 4ghz, i think that board can do it.
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fair enough...
i'd say its a toss up then...maybe the edge to the 805, cheaper, guaranteed shot at 4ghz, cooling aside.
i'd say its a toss up then...maybe the edge to the 805, cheaper, guaranteed shot at 4ghz, cooling aside.
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To me there's no point in going halfway up the performance and price ladder. Either get the cheapest and replace it later or get a C2D.
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MadMan007 said:
You can take cheap to an extream
http://processorfinder.intel.com/details.aspx?sSpec=SL9XU
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I was talking about the 915 Yea those were stealth-launched not long ago, I first saw it on some pricing roadmap Intel released. But they aren't dual-core and start at about $60 shipped and aren't the absolute cheapest anyway but neither is the 805. Would you take one of those over an 805D?
Yea those were stealth-launched not long ago, I first saw it on some pricing roadmap Intel released. But they aren't dual-core and start at about $60 shipped and aren't the absolute cheapest anyway but neither is the 805. Would you take one of those over an 805D?
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hUMANbEATbOX said:IF that asrock board will do 300fsb like some say it does, then that would put the 915 at 4.2ghz. 285fsb would be 4ghz, i think that board can do it.
I will jump in and give a little input on my board. Like everyone else I haven't seen many at all that have touched this board for OCing.
I know for sure that My board hits 300FSB rock solid with C2D. I will try to remember to drop in my cely D tonight and see if a lower default FSB makes any difference on this board or not. I will say though that for phased upgrades this board is a steal of a deal. $50 to be able to go from a Pentium D with DDR and AGP card to a C2D EXXXX and DDR2 ram and PCIe graphics is something that is very unique. I am a very big fan of this board for what it is, so I thought I would drop in and clarify some things as I am not sure if mine is a wonder board for hitting that high of a bus or if its pretty normal.
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http://www.netaffilia.com/ad/electronics/frys/i/2006/11/01/20504.html
or wait for fry's to have a e63/64 mobo combo up.
e63/mobo has been $169
e64/mobo has been $189
even at stock these will beat the oced 805d or 915.
the mobo included in these combos are ECS(via chipset) with ddr/ddr2 slots with agp and are matx boards.
or wait for fry's to have a e63/64 mobo combo up.
e63/mobo has been $169
e64/mobo has been $189
even at stock these will beat the oced 805d or 915.
the mobo included in these combos are ECS(via chipset) with ddr/ddr2 slots with agp and are matx boards.
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yep and its this mobo they includefireandice said:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813135027
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had you asked late last week fry's had the E64 and e63 combo's. might be a week or 2, now.
just check here for the ad's
http://www.frys-electronics-ads.com/
http://www.frys-electronics-ads.com/frys-store-location.htm
just check here for the ad's
http://www.frys-electronics-ads.com/
more then five my friendgreenmaji said:
http://www.frys-electronics-ads.com/frys-store-location.htm
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What about that uber deal in cyber deal section about E6300 + Mobo for $180???? Won't that beat the Pentium D?
