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linskingdom · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by StormX2

i wonder so badly.

how fast is a 2180 at 3.6-3.7 ghz compared to a 6750 with a nice oc on that as well?

i wish we have a few people with exact same machines with 2180 and 6750 lol

Haha. That’s exact what I want to say. See if I can get an E6750 and give it a try. But then you wish you have luck to get one from good batch. As you saw many E6750 posts, they are struggle to 3.2G

MKLAW · 09-30-07

this is good review
thanks for these data.
Just wondering if the 1MB cache affects the performance.

Dezixn · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by linskingdom

Haha. That’s exact what I want to say. See if I can get an E6750 and give it a try. But then you wish you have luck to get one from good batch. As you saw many E6750 posts, they are struggle to 3.2G

Yes the E6750's vary in capability.
I had one that got to 3.2GHz on stock stable for 8hours.
Another took two bumps in vcore to get to 3.2GHz stable.
Then another took like 4 bumps in vcore to get to 3.2GHz.

I'm fixing to order 2 E2180s with some 965P-DS3's. Hopefully i can get some good results like you.

Really if I got em to 3.4Ghz i'd be happy.

alawadhi3000 · 09-30-07

thanks a lot, REP+

Note :- E6XX0 has 4MB cache (typo at the sweet spot paragraph)

linskingdom · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by alawadhi3000

thanks a lot, REP+

Note :- E6XX0 has 4MB cache (typo at the sweet spot paragraph)

Thanks for the correction.

linskingdom · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by MKLAW

this is good review
thanks for these data.
Just wondering if the 1MB cache affects the performance.

Not much in my tests but go for 2 or 4 M if it does very matter with you. Comfortable is the key.

linskingdom · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by Dezixn

Yes the E6750's vary in capability.
I had one that got to 3.2GHz on stock stable for 8hours.
Another took two bumps in vcore to get to 3.2GHz stable.
Then another took like 4 bumps in vcore to get to 3.2GHz.

I'm fixing to order 2 E2180s with some 965P-DS3's. Hopefully i can get some good results like you.

Really if I got em to 3.4Ghz i'd be happy.

Same here. I will happy it can run at 3.4G. $90 with 70% OC. Not bad at all.

Dezixn · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by linskingdom

Same here. I will happy it can run at 3.4G. $90 with 70% OC. Not bad at all.

Indeed.

What are you temps like on those E21X0's with such high vcores?
I notice some are over 1.6, which is normally just for suicide runs with the core 2 duos.

linskingdom · 09-30-07

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Originally Posted by Dezixn

Indeed.

What are you temps like on those E21X0's with such high vcores?
I notice some are over 1.6, which is normally just for suicide runs with the core 2 duos.

During the test, I have to move the system in my cold basement, lapped my cooler and let the case open. When the E2180 ran at 3.8G with DS3L, the temp was 43c at idle and 65c at load just few degrees under the M0 thermal limit. Yes. It was a suicide run. I am not sure someone will buy this if I let them know about this. That’s why I said the sweet spot is 3.4G to 3.5G.

Koffee · 09-30-07

This will be great for everyone with this chip.

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