B Binkstir New Member Apr 22, 2008 #1 Someone was telling me that a distributor (D&H) told him that the e4500 Allendale was on it's way out. Any way to confirm this?
Someone was telling me that a distributor (D&H) told him that the e4500 Allendale was on it's way out. Any way to confirm this?
O oregon Active Member Apr 23, 2008 #2 It is the lowest e4xxx series Intel sells, so next price drop they will probably just stop selling it.
It is the lowest e4xxx series Intel sells, so next price drop they will probably just stop selling it.
F fortyways banned Apr 23, 2008 #3 According to this site and some other sources, the E7XXX is going to be released in Q2 2008 and will replace the E4XXX series as the budget Core 2 processors. http://ocunion.com/?q=node/19
According to this site and some other sources, the E7XXX is going to be released in Q2 2008 and will replace the E4XXX series as the budget Core 2 processors. http://ocunion.com/?q=node/19
B bigl2007 New Member Apr 23, 2008 #4 just wondering just curious is this new budget proccessor thats coming out suspose to be better then the current budget proccessors out of the 4000 series?
just wondering just curious is this new budget proccessor thats coming out suspose to be better then the current budget proccessors out of the 4000 series?
maroon1 New Member Apr 23, 2008 #5 bigl2007 said: just curious is this new budget proccessor thats coming out suspose to be better then the current budget proccessors out of the 4000 series? Click to expand... Last time I post a review for E7200 E7200 is just slightly behind E6750 in terms of performance, but it consume less power and it overclocks better http://www.computerforum.com/117268-intel-e7200-processor-review.html Last edited: Apr 23, 2008
bigl2007 said: just curious is this new budget proccessor thats coming out suspose to be better then the current budget proccessors out of the 4000 series? Click to expand... Last time I post a review for E7200 E7200 is just slightly behind E6750 in terms of performance, but it consume less power and it overclocks better http://www.computerforum.com/117268-intel-e7200-processor-review.html