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 Posted: Thu May 24, 2012 9:18 pm Post subject: Is there a socket 478 CPU that supports XD? |
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Simple question, just as the subject says. . .
Is there a socket 478 CPU that supports XD?
(In case your curious, I have a crap web server I'm trying to harden a bit on the cheep if I can. If such a CPU does exist Id like to know which. That way I won't have to go out and buy a whole new system just for NX/XD. I don't have my hopes up though. Nor is it that important to me. So feel free to crush my dreams... LOL) |
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2012 9:38 pm Post subject: |
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Interesting. It also has EM64T tech...
The 533Mhz FSb doesn't *REALLY* mater to me. That's what I'm using right now anyway and it's running fine. I don't need a performance boost, I need a security enhancement. *BUT*... I do *LIKE* performance boosts to be sure (doesn't every one?). So anything that's faster is better.
So, geeks.com has a SL6WK, which is a 3Ghz 800Mhz FSB Prescott core and should be slightly newer than the one you mentioned. But it is not listed as XD. Do think it is? And do you think there is a possibility that there are other 478 CPU's that have XD that are somehow not listed?
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SL6WK is Northwood
There maybe other 478s with XD but they are probably ones only supplied to OEMs and not listed in Intels public database
So testing maybe only way to tell
Has a look at CPU-World's database.. SL8JX is only one listed with EMT64
had a look at other G1 stepping Prescotts
SL8JZ 3GHz/1M/800
SL8K2 3.2GHz/1M/800
SL8K4 3.4GHz/1M/800
not listed with XD but maybe doing a bit of research on them
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Looks like debates of the socket type of the SL8JX have happened before.
find post "Any interest or info on odd Pentium 4s"
The gurus say 478. . . :shrugs: |
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2012 9:56 pm Post subject: |
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err... guess that didn't work (dam not being able to post links)
Just Google search SL8JX, it's the second hit. |
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| ()blivion wrote: | Looks like debates of the socket type of the SL8JX have happened before.
find post "Any interest or info on odd Pentium 4s"
The gurus say 478. . . :shrugs: |
I didnt check.. but Intel have listed wrong package on occasions
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| Neon_WA wrote: | | ()blivion wrote: | Looks like debates of the socket type of the SL8JX have happened before.
find post "Any interest or info on odd Pentium 4s"
The gurus say 478. . . :shrugs: |
I didnt check.. but Intel have listed wrong package on occasions |
There's a 478 SL8JX listed on eBay. |
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| Quote: | | There's a 478 SL8JX listed on eBay. |
Was looking at that already. 44$ is to much for this old of crap. Id rather buy a new system. |
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2012 10:05 pm Post subject: |
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| The SL8JZ looks nice. Cheep on ebay. Only wish I knew for sure if it supported XD or not. |
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| Posted: Thu May 24, 2012 10:18 pm Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | maybe contact this guy and see if he tested them |
Thanks, good idea. Which guy exactly though? LOL |
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search SL8JZ on the page
saw a few threads on different forums doing a search on the web.. with similar issue to you.. so one of them may have done the leg work
had a look at what I have.. dont have any of those 4 so I can test for you
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| ()blivion wrote: | | Quote: | | There's a 478 SL8JX listed on eBay. |
Was looking at that already. 44$ is to much for this old of crap. Id rather buy a new system. |
I wasn't suggesting buying one, I was just using it to confirm that SL8JX is a 478 chip, not 775. Doesn't support VT-x though.
And a 64 bit 478? I've never personally seen one, ever. Can anyone provide a S-spec of one of these Loch Ness CPU's?  |
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