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Old 06-30-2008, 12:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hi.

I need to upgrade to quadcore cpu.
This computer has 2GHz core 2 and the chipset is Intel Bearlake Q35.
So this should support most quad cores ?

Whats the best cpu in terms of bang for buck, I don't need fast cpu cores, just lots of them.
Im not going to overclock (intel boards just dont allow it)
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Which motherboard?
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Intel Montpelier DQ35MP motherboard (this is at least what Everest says)

(Hey you could also give a hint where I should order the cpu, Germany might be better than Finland)
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Intel® Desktop Board DQ35MP - Supported processors

Now i'm guessing this board will handle a q6600/6700 but i'd be lying if i said i knew for sure if it would handle a 45nm chip.
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It should be able to, those things were made specifically to have support for them to come out..
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id recommend the q6600
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So 45nm might work..
But what chip to buy, is now the right time or is there going to be price cuts in few months?

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id recommend the q6600
But thats old technology, is it really good idea or how much there is price difference between it and the new chips ?
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old i didnt hear that. its the best bang for ur buck cpu out. c'mon man
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Haha... Q6600 is NOT outdated technology... its better than the 45nm Quad's because it doesn't have a low Multiplier...

45nm Quad's only work well with OC'ing if you have a high FSB supporting board
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