Intel Pentium Dual Core E5200 processor $70

[Zap]

http://shop3.frys.com/product/5705792

$69.99 plus shipping ($6.03 ground shipping to WI)

Newegg $83 shipped


EDIT: Dead, now $82

 

[BladeVenom]

I guess they want to get rid of them before the E5300 and E5400 come out.

Edit: Here's January 18th prices. http://www.dailytech.com/Upcom...eaked/article13449.htm

 

[edplayer]

E5300 is already out

 

[msi1337]

figures... just got mine in from NE yesterday

 

[Zap]

Originally posted by: BladeVenom
Edit: Here's January 18th prices. http://www.dailytech.com/Upcom...eaked/article13449.htm

Sweet! I guess if you can wait, then the E5200 may soon be this price normally, maybe even shipping included.

 

[Minjin]

I have an E2180 OCed to 2.5ghz. Is this an upgrade? I haven't really been following processors and I only really buy them when they are sub 100.

 

[cubeless]

if your mobo supports it, the same fsb oc will make the 5200 a nice upgrade...

but the price is up to $80...

it's still the king of the bargain chips right now...

 

[Kaido]

Originally posted by: Minjin
I have an E2180 OCed to 2.5ghz. Is this an upgrade? I haven't really been following processors and I only really buy them when they are sub 100.

The default clock is 2.5ghz. I've seen it as high as 3.8ghz. Most people get 3.0ghz really easily with a big fan like a Tuniq 120 and some AS5.

 

[Uhtrinity]

Originally posted by: Kaido

Originally posted by: Minjin
I have an E2180 OCed to 2.5ghz. Is this an upgrade? I haven't really been following processors and I only really buy them when they are sub 100.

The default clock is 2.5ghz. I've seen it as high as 3.8ghz. Most people get 3.0ghz really easily with a big fan like a Tuniq 120 and some AS5.

And don't forget, 2X the L2 Cache. Definitely an upgrade. I have mine running at 3.33Ghz at stock voltage with no issues on stock cooling.

 

[RallyMaster]

up to 80

 

[ibex333]

Would it be worth it for me to upgrade from my CPU in sig? It's already running at 3.0GHz which is plenty fast enough for all games and most apps, but my dad wants a new cheap PC so I was thinking of building one for him around my old CPU and getting a new one for myself... If it's not worth it, I'd rather save my money though. Dad is not in a hurry.

 

[jlee]

I have an E2180 at 3Ghz now...wonder if it's worth the step..

 

[nishiyama]

I currently have an E6750 oc'd to 3.0GHz, this CPU seems comperable as per the benchmarks shown on PassMark:
OC Benchmarks

I am not sure if I should just wait and get something better...

Anyone seen any better deals that an Abit IP35-E would support well? Wonder if it would support an i7

 

[jjmIII]

Originally posted by: JLee
I have an E2180 at 3Ghz now...wonder if it's worth the step..

Na, anyone with an e2xxx may as wll jump to a 7 series IMO.

 

[edplayer]

Originally posted by: JLee
I have an E2180 at 3Ghz now...wonder if it's worth the step..

Originally posted by: jjmIII

Na, anyone with an e2xxx may as wll jump to a 7 series IMO.

At least a E7X00 cpu. An E7200 should be able to do at least 3.4GHz which would just begin to be noticeable in real world use (not talking about benchmarks)

 

[quadomatic]

I have an E2200 at 2.93ghz by BSEL. With this, I'd hit 3.3Ghz by bsel...I wonder...I can't pick up a 7 series and oc on my current mobo.

I think I'll just wait till Q6600s get a price slash, which I think they will real soon judging by the Phenom release.