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Can someone post a link for me with a good breakdown of the numbering schemes for intel processors?

I haven't looked at these things in a few years and im trying to figure out whether to rebuild my 939 socket with a new motherboard (the last got hit by lightning) while i wait for nehalem or if i should jump into something now.
 
Core2Duo

65nm tech
E14x0 = mult x 200mhz FSB 512kB L2 cache
E21x0 = mult x 200mhz FSB 1MB L2 cache
E4x00 = mult x 200mhz FSB 2MB L2 cache
E6300 = 7 x 266mhz FSB 2MB L2 cache
E6400 = 8 x 266mhz FSB 2MB L2 cache
E6600 = 9 x 266mhz FSB 4MB L2 cache
E6700 = 10 x 266mhz FSB 4MB L2 cache
E6x20 = mult x 266mhz FSB 4MB L2 cache
E6x50 = mult x 333mhz FSB 4MB L2 cache
X6800 = unlocked mult (default 11) x 266mhz FSB 4MB L2 cache

45nm tech (wolfdale)
E7x00 = mult x 266mhz FSB 3MB L2 cache
E8x00 = mult x 333mhz FSB 6MB L2 cache

Quads

65nm tech
Q6x00 = mult x 266mhz FSB 8MB L2 cache
QX6800 = unlocked mult (default 11) x 266mhz FSB 8MB L2 cache
QX6850 = unlocked mult (default 9) x 333mhz FSB 8MB L2 cache

45nm tech
Q9300 = mult x 333mhz FSB 6MB L2 cache
Q9x50 = mult x 333mhz FSB 12MB L2 cache
QX9650 = unlocked mult x 333mhz FSB 12MB L2 cache
QX9770 = unlocked mult x 400mhz FSB 12MB L2 cache


I'm sure I'm missing some of the 45 and 65nm but this is as much as I can remember. 🙂

The newer board that intel make should support nehalem I'm guess with a simple bios update but don't take my word for it. I'm out of the loop on all the newer P45/X48 boards.
 
what are you going to do with your comp? encoding or browse the interwebs or pew pew with the laser beams?
 
Originally posted by: Shimmishim
The newer board that intel make should support nehalem I'm guess with a simple bios update but don't take my word for it. I'm out of the loop on all the newer P45/X48 boards.
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Negative. the current socket will not support the nehalem
 
Originally posted by: Shimmishim


The newer board that intel make should support nehalem I'm guess with a simple bios update but don't take my word for it. I'm out of the loop on all the newer P45/X48 boards.
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no neha has an entirely new socket.

there is no way you can fit a LGA775 CPU inside a NEHA socket. And vice versa.

SO NEHA MEANS ENTIRELY NEW HARDWARE.

Well DDR3 you can recycle.


EDIT: DOH BR beat me to the punch.
 
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