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xsecret
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 Posted: Fri Sep 24, 2021 10:20 am Post subject: QS/ES Identification Thread |
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As we regularly have many different ES/QS identification threads, sometimes on the same chip, it's probably a good idea to regroup all the requests on a single thread.
I can help ID a lot of unknown ES/QS from Intel and AMD (without missing some requests buried on random threads)
Two restrictions :
- No ID for ES/QS CPU manufactured less than 18 months ago.
- Please post a picture of the CPU or a link to a picture of the CPU (or send it to me by PM if you don't want to post the picture publicly).
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| xhoba wrote: | Here are some Arrandale stuff:
Q1NG
Q1TK
Not sure which i7 it could be... |
Those are definitely not Arrandale but Clarksfield, I recognized those CPUs from a mile away. |
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svmlegacy
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| Is there any practical way to ID unmarked chips? |
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xsecret
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xsecret
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QD4M: Mobile Haswell-B0 (ES1) - 2.0 GHz - 4C/8M - Socket G3
QDES: Mobile Haswell-B0 (ES2) - 2.0 GHz - 4C/6M - Socket G3
QDET: Mobile Haswell-B0 (ES2) - 2.0 GHz - 4C/8M - Socket G3
QDEN: Mobile Haswell-B0 (ES2) - 2.2 GHz - 4C/6M - Socket G3
QDU1: Mobile Haswell-C0 (Core i3-4000M QS) - 2.4 GHz - 2C/3M - Socket G3
QDWA: Mobile Haswell-C0 (Core i7-4700MQ QS) - 2.4 GHz - 4C/6M - Socket G3
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