Wolfdale and Yorkfield watch thread and performance thread

Wile E · Jan 10, 2008

giorgos th. said:
Thanx you....
Things are not clear yet about the arrival and the distribution of the cpus..
a pm would be nice..
ask before answer..

I was just curious. I didn't think you were intentionally being that way, nor did I mean any offense. I just didn't want to see anyone get upset at you, thinking you were hiding something.

giorgos th. · Jan 10, 2008

I am hiding sth but it`s not in my hand to reveal it...
i dont see a reason why someone might be upset with me...
end of story..

trog100 · Jan 10, 2008

the E8400 is the only one worth waiting for.. without the 9 x multiplier there wont be much to be gained from the lesser ones..

9 x 450 (4 gig-ish) should be easy the rest will be down to the mobo..

trog

trt740 · Jan 10, 2008

giorgos th. said:
in Greece?he can send me a pm if he is interested..

Therer are many people on this forum from different parts of the world so post it.

trt740 · Jan 10, 2008

Tatty_One said:
I am not so sure, the E6850 regularily acheives 4.2gig with it's 9 multi, you and I used to be able to bench around those speeds with ours, to acheive that with the 8200 users need a motherboard capable of stably delivering an FSB of 525Mhz, I would guess near on 80% of our members would not be able to acheive that stably.

Yes the e8200 only does around 3.8 at a 24/7 clock but a e 8500 will do 4.3 ghz 24/7 on air and as far as I know no e6850 can't do that maybe 4.0ghz on water. A e8500 will bench on air at about 4.8ghz. I was mainly talking quads, because of the less on chip memory they are not that big a jump unless you buy a 12mb version which is going to cost about 169.00 more than say a Xeon 3220 which will do 4.0ghz on air. I think that might be a waste. We will see

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

trt740 said:
Yes the e8200 only does around 3.8 at a 24/7 clock but a e 8500 will do 4.3 ghz 24/7 on air and as far as I know no e6850 can't do that maybe 4.0ghz on water. A e8500 will bench on air at about 4.8ghz. I was mainly talking quads, because of the less on chip memory they are not that big a jump unless you buy a 12mb version which is going to cost about 169.00 more than say a Xeon 3220 which will do 4.0ghz on air. I think that might be a waste. We will see

I agree completely about the 8500, I only commented because I thought we were talking specifically about the 8200 which I feel is a bit of a diminishing return because of the multi. I thought your 6850 did 4gig 24/7? mine did on air at 1.5V.

Darknova · Jan 10, 2008

I love the exhange rate.

E8400 - $183

Less than £100

I am so getting one as soon as they are available (regardless of actual UK price)

platinumexpress · Jan 10, 2008

Hi all,
just thought I'd let everyone know that I have in stock both the E8400 and the E8500. I have a Ebay store over here.
Currently I have listed the E8400. I had 3, sold 1, with 1 offering Express Post International from here in Sydney.
I can't wait to test one of these as they look pretty awesome.
I managed to pickup some stock yesterday, as they seemed to have launched here first!

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

Darknova said:
I love the exhange rate.

E8400 - $183

Less than £100 I am so getting one as soon as they are available (regardless of actual UK price)

Do you really think it will cost less than £100 here? Looking at current retail price currency cross overs from the US, I would estimate that based on a US retail price of $183 that would probably translate to £130!

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

platinumexpress said:
Hi all,
just thought I'd let everyone know that I have in stock both the E8400 and the E8500. I have a Ebay store over here.
Currently I have listed the E8400. I had 3, sold 1, with 1 offering Express Post International from here in Sydney.
I can't wait to test one of these as they look pretty awesome.
I managed to pickup some stock yesterday, as they seemed to have launched here first!

$325 Aus at "buy it now" but you dont ship to the UK. Thats £150.

Darknova · Jan 10, 2008

Tatty_One said:
Do you really think it will cost less than £100 here? Looking at current retail price currency cross overs from the US, I would estimate that based on a US retail price of $183 that would probably translate to £130!

Even so. £130 is pretty damn good for a brand new 45nm 3Ghz chip don't you think?

platinumexpress · Jan 10, 2008

I can if you would like me to.

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

Darknova said:
Even so. £130 is pretty damn good for a brand new 45nm 3Ghz chip don't you think?

I do, I just feel inclined to be a little less excited when sombody else is getting it for 30% cheaper!

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

platinumexpress said:
I can if you would like me to.

Not for me thanks I only play with 4 cores these days but thanx for the offer.

erocker · Jan 10, 2008

Just got word from a Newegg rep. January 21st is the magic date! :rockout:

I begged him to sell me one (even tried to sweeten the deal for him

)... he wouldn't do it.:shadedshu

platinumexpress · Jan 10, 2008

quite frankly I am amazed that newegg gets it so late compared to here. I now we are close to Asia etc, but things sure are different these days.

erocker · Jan 10, 2008

You can purchase one here, but they are all "sold out" at the moment. Just google e8500 and click shopping.

platinumexpress · Jan 10, 2008

IMO the e8400 though, is the best because it's way cheaper....$85 differnce here
(for 100+mhz!) and is the only one that will clock to the same sort of heights as the e8500

PaulieG · Jan 10, 2008

platinumexpress said:
Hi all,
just thought I'd let everyone know that I have in stock both the E8400 and the E8500. I have a Ebay store over here.
Currently I have listed the E8400. I had 3, sold 1, with 1 offering Express Post International from here in Sydney.
I can't wait to test one of these as they look pretty awesome.
I managed to pickup some stock yesterday, as they seemed to have launched here first!

Advertising? :wtf:

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

platinumexpress said:
IMO the e8400 though, is the best because it's way cheaper....$85 differnce here
(for 100+mhz!) and is the only one that will clock to the same sort of heights as the e8500

Yes but it has the lower multi, many motherboards wont do 500FSB+ if you want those magic 4.4gigs+ on air.

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

Paulieg said:
Advertising?

Yup!

platinumexpress · Jan 10, 2008

no link...just a bit of news from the 'land down under' :toast:

Tatty_Two · Jan 10, 2008

platinumexpress said:
no link...just a bit of news from the 'land down under'

Lol, so you didnt just register as a user to tell us you had some for sale? you dont need the link, you already said it was Aus E Bay, I found your chips in 30 seconds. TBH, noone is going to buy a chip from a guy they dont know off e bay from Australia, nothing against you of course but there is a risk invloved.

PaulieG · Jan 10, 2008

erocker said:
You can purchase one here, but they are all "sold out" at the moment. Just google e8500 and click shopping.

This "sold out" is BS. It means "we don't have them yet"

PaulieG · Jan 10, 2008

Tatty_One said:
Lol, so you didnt just register as a user to tell us you had some for sale? you dont need the link, you already said it was Aus E Bay, I found your chips in 30 seconds.

LOL, just one big coincidence I bet... :slap:

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