E2140 and E2160 released today

[maroon1]

Intel released today E2140 and E2160, they will be priced $74 and $84 respectively

Here are some benchmarks
http://www.benchmark.co.yu/print.php?sid=13250
http://xtreview.com/addcomment-id-2106-view-Pentium-e2140-benchmark.html

From those benchmarks we can say that E2160 clearly beats 3600+ and 3800+, but E2140 is just slightly faster than 3600+

 

[PabloTeK]

They've been out for a while over here in the United Kingdom of Great Britain. I'm considering one for a friend's build.

 

[CryptWizard]

I will recieve one of these on Friday. I'll see how far I can overclock it.

 

[Froboy7391_99]

Interesting the 1.8Ghz is on almost on par with the E4300 for ~75% of the price.

 

[eric92park]

Interesting the 1.8Ghz is on almost on par with the E4300 for ~75% of the price.

Low Cache...

 

[hermeslyre]

high Cache only benefits with that one law of computin... ya know the one that states that if you view/access a certain file/process chances are you will access it again soon.. If you don't the cache has no virtually no effect on performance.