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ylp1194045441
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QS03 i3-9100HL QS
Coffee Lake-H U0 4C4T 6ML3 1.6-2.9GHz
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ylp1194045441
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ylp1194045441
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QL31 Xeon E3-1205 V6 QS
Kaby Lake-S B0 4C4T 6ML3 (Retail is 8MB) 3GHz
CPU-Z Valid: https://valid.x86.fr/k8g90k
(Will upload images of the chip in the future)
Note: This particular chip was on its last legs as it would take many minutes to POST and barely made it through the CPU-Z Validation. It is also interesting as QL32 and QL33 are both older A0 stepping whereas QL31 is B0 and newer. |
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ylp1194045441
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SR34Q i7-7810HQ
Kaby Lake-H B0 4C8T 8ML3 1.6-3.8GHz
CPU-Z Valid: https://valid.x86.fr/rqhqin
Notes: This chip is also on its last legs but was stable enough to consistently POST and boot into windows. It is probably an off-roadmap SKU intended for embedded operations as it only had an 18W TDP (similar 7820HQ was 45W). Interestingly it still had the 6X extra turbo bins you can OC in BIOS or XTU which makes it possible to run these at 4.4GHz. (78XX HQ has 6x, 79XX HQ has 8x) |
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Wasmachineman_NL
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| ylp1194045441 wrote: | SR34Q i7-7810HQ
Kaby Lake-H B0 4C8T 8ML3 1.6-3.8GHz
CPU-Z Valid: https://valid.x86.fr/rqhqin
Notes: This chip is also on its last legs but was stable enough to consistently POST and boot into windows. It is probably an off-roadmap SKU intended for embedded operations as it only had an 18W TDP (similar 7820HQ was 45W). Interestingly it still had the 6X extra turbo bins you can OC in BIOS or XTU which makes it possible to run these at 4.4GHz. (78XX HQ has 6x, 79XX HQ has 8x) |
wait what
7920HQs can turbo up to 4.9 (!) GHz?! |
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ApostolCV
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INTEL CONFIDENTIAL
NA
QTRY 2.20GHZ
L008F567
M0KR211300403 |
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ylp1194045441
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| Wasmachineman_NL wrote: | | ylp1194045441 wrote: | SR34Q i7-7810HQ
Kaby Lake-H B0 4C8T 8ML3 1.6-3.8GHz
CPU-Z Valid: https://valid.x86.fr/rqhqin
Notes: This chip is also on its last legs but was stable enough to consistently POST and boot into windows. It is probably an off-roadmap SKU intended for embedded operations as it only had an 18W TDP (similar 7820HQ was 45W). Interestingly it still had the 6X extra turbo bins you can OC in BIOS or XTU which makes it possible to run these at 4.4GHz. (78XX HQ has 6x, 79XX HQ has 8x) |
wait what
7920HQs can turbo up to 4.9 (!) GHz?! |
Yes if your motherboard supports overclocking! |
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