Just sharing a CPU-Z of Intel Core 2 Duo E4300

[an0nym0us]

i guess he got everyone to shut up with those pix. nice proc, i might pick one up for an HTPC.

[dinos22]

who wants to see a E4300 95% OC on stock cooler?

http://www.tipidpc.com/viewtopic.php?tid=77276

THANKS DM!!

looks ok what vcore

[ferds]

no info about vcore.

[lordkelmain]

This chip, bundled with a decent motherboard, would be excellent for a testing rig.

Does it really have to go on sale so late though? \=

- lk

[AgentVX]

This chip, bundled with a decent motherboard, would be excellent for a testing rig.

Testing? Hell I'm going to use this in my main rig
Looks very nice, but wondering about Vcore too.

[LuckyNV]

This chip, bundled with a decent motherboard, would be excellent for a testing rig.

Does it really have to go on sale so late though? \=

- lk

Intel still have to shift existing Netburst stock, that means a ton of 8xxD's

[Frank M]

I mean, that I had expected the E4300 to overclock like an E6600 (which also a has a multiplier of 9). These results are not even close to what I was looking for here: FSB 400, 3.6GHz.

Keep in mind that
1.) the base speed of this is 200MHz FSB
2.) these are probably the speed-binning leftovers as of now.

[SLi_dog]

looks ok what vcore

And what load temps?

[Phosphate]

I can't wait for this CPU. Hopefully he didn't need a crazy Vcore to get that OC though.

[loafer87gt]

I also didn't use the BadAxe2 to OC, I am having some quirks with OCing on BadAxe2 so I switched to Abit AW9D-MAX.

Thanks for posting your results. Just curious as to what sort issues you ran into with your Bad Axe 2. I am just putting a new Kentsfield build together and am torn between using this board or the P5W-64WS. Overall, what are your thoughts on the Intel board?

[death metal]

Hey all, took me some time to remember I have this thread *yay*.

Anyway, the problem I had with Bad Axe 2 is nothing serious. It's a pre-production board so I really think I'll encounter some problem. The issue is that the OC will not "stuck" sometimes, but sometimes, it's working.

As for vCore, I use 1.55v.

This will be my final update since I have already dis-assemble the rig.

[Dave DEF]

Intel Core2 Duo E4300, the next Core 2 Duo processor to be released is now scheduled on 21 Jan 2007. Its market is set to value, such that it has 800 MHz FSB only, though, according to the report from manufacturers, most of their mother board could able to overclock the processor to 1066 MHz FSB without any change to voltage.

Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 is the first native 2MB L2 Conroe at L2 Stepping. The processor is running at 1.8GHz, 800MHz FSB and 9X multiplier. Without adding voltage, 1066MHz FSB is mostly achieved and runs really stable. At 1066 MHz FSB, the clock speed is further enhanced to 2.4GHz. Compared with Core 2 Duo E6400 (2.13GHz/2MB L2/1066MHz FSB), this can provide a 10-15% higher performance, but the price is much cheaper, say Core 2 Duo E4300 @ $163 vs Core 2 Duo E6300 @ $183.

http://www.hkepc.com/bbs/news.php?ti...ime=1163548800

[775911]

Sounds too easy to me, it could bring back the days of phantom rebranding by endsellers like happened with 486sx 25/33

[saboya]

i guess he got everyone to shut up with those pix. nice proc, i might pick one up for an HTPC.

Don't think so, because:

As for vCore, I use 1.55v.

1.55v is quite alot to achieve that clock, 6300 can do 3ghz stock volts.

[derektm]

Keep in mind that
1.) the base speed of this is 200MHz FSB
2.) these are probably the speed-binning leftovers as of now.

How can they be speed-binning leftovers if they are native allendale cores?

[death metal]

Don't think so, because:

1.55v is quite alot to achieve that clock, 6300 can do 3ghz stock volts.

1.55v is for 3.5GHz or 95% overclock. iirc, 3GHz is reached easy on stock voltage. You have to know that once a CPU reached a certain OC that requires going beyond stock voltage, it is almost always a steep vCore pump to push for more Hz or clock frequency.

Here's the CPU-Z again if you missed it: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=138823

[Dave DEF]

already listed in germany:

http://geizhals.at/deutschland/a228222.html

[erwinz]

1.55v is for 3.5GHz or 95% overclock. iirc, 3GHz is reached easy on stock voltage. You have to know that once a CPU reached a certain OC that requires going beyond stock voltage, it is almost always a steep vCore pump to push for more Hz or clock frequency.

Here's the CPU-Z again if you missed it: http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=138823

nice clocks death metal..

this will be my next processor..

[Phosphate]

already listed in germany:

http://geizhals.at/deutschland/a228222.html

You can't buy it yet right? When did they say they would get this e4300 in?

[rAz3R]

You can't buy it yet right? When did they say they would get this e4300 in?

Right.

They say january 21st, but maybe some days/weeks earlier/later.

[squilliam]

What, if any are the major significances of
"Intel Virtualization Technology (VT) and
vPRO Technology"?

Also, What is the point in DDR3?
Our procs are going to be limited
to 333 on stock, 450 max, which
can be paired with DDR2 1000.
Buying anything higher would be
utterly pointless as you would
reach a bottleneck with your proc.

[death metal]

Right.

They say january 21st, but maybe some days/weeks earlier/later.

Looks just about right, if it comes by that time, I guess many OCers on the cheap will be happy ...

[erwinz]

Looks just about right, if it comes by that time, I guess many OCers on the cheap will be happy ...

yesss!!! that would include me..

really looking forward for this processor..

[Dave DEF]

Right.

They say january 21st, but maybe some days/weeks earlier/later.

the link I posted have some shops stating that it will be available on january 4th! that would be awesome!

[skootyloops]

Might pick one of these chips up. They definatly seem promising with those overclocks.