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max3
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I was trying to locate some sort of a "speed sheet" on this website, what i mean is this:
for example i want to know whats the slowest and fastest pentium 4 on socket 423 ever made or same with pentium 3 slot1, i dont really care about sspecs/FSB or anything just pure MHZ... could not find such (do i need to search better or there is no such thing?)
basically same for other various cpus...
can i get a boostboot >? (please dont overboost meh he he)
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JAC
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| Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 7:12 pm Post subject: Re: website info related topic |
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| max3 wrote: | I was trying to locate some sort of a "speed sheet" on this website, what i mean is this:
for example i want to know whats the slowest and fastest pentium 4 on socket 423 ever made or same with pentium 3 slot1, i dont really care about sspecs/FSB or anything just pure MHZ... could not find such (do i need to search better or there is no such thing?)
basically same for other various cpus...
can i get a boostboot >? (please dont overboost meh he he) |
Search the socket information on this site..
Start here:
http://www.cpu-world.com/Sockets/index.html
Why do you want only the speed info? The Mhz of a CPU is only a part of the chips performance. Are you really after benchmark data.. that is more revealing perhaps? Tonnes of that on google. |
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Awsome !
Thanks JAC !
Uu dah mahn!
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Does anyone know what is the Highest Work Frequency, single physical (inside one package) cpu ever built? ( no computer as a system but CPU and NOT PERFORMANCE wise)
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You can also go the CPU chart:
http://www.cpu-world.com/cgi-bin/CPU_Chart.pl
Select desired socket in the "Socket" field, click on the "Show Data", and on the next page click on the "Frequency (MHz)" to sort results in ascending order. To sort processors in descending order, click on the "Frequency (MHz)" one more time.
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IBM introduced 5.2 GHz processor earlier this year. Intel produced Westmere Xeon samples running at 4.x GHz. The fastest, that I know of, was 4.66 GHz.
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