Newegg's got Core 2 Duo's

They are all conroe, well technically none of them are. Conroe isn't a cpu is was the core 2 codename. Just call them core 2. :mad:

I believe the E6600, E6700, and X6800 are Conroes. The E6300 and E6400 are Allendales. Meroms are the mobile CPU's. Conroe, Allendale, and Merom are the code names of the CPU's.

Monkeysims is correct, Conroe is the codename for the E6600, E6700, and X6800. Allendale is for the E6300 and E6400.
 
[-0MEGA-];397758 said:
Monkeysims is correct, Conroe is the codename for the E6600, E6700, and X6800. Allendale is for the E6300 and E6400.
I know, read my post, actually they are all conroe. The allendales are the names for the conroes with only 2MB of cache, read my link. :D
 
bball4life said:
They are all conroe, well technically none of them are. Conroe isn't a cpu is was the core 2 codename. Just call them core 2.
Make up your mind already. Sticking to your logic, a Core 2 isn't a processor, it's just a name for a processor.

Oh, and for the record - Conroe and Allendale are still the codenames for the Core 2 processor line.
bball4life said:
I know, read my post, actually they are all conroe. The allendales are the names for the conroes with only 2MB of cache, read my link.
Wait, so are they are Conroes, or are they not? If you're going to make a statement, at least keep continuity so you don't make yourself look like an idiot.

Now, if the Allendales are all Conroes like you say, why did Intel name them differently? They named them differently because in fact, they aren't the same thing.

So bball4life, stop trying to make yourself feel all high and mighty by sneaking up on people and attempt to correct them on a slight technicality, because in this case, it is blatantly apparent that it has backfired on you.
 
Make up your mind already. Sticking to your logic, a Core 2 isn't a processor, it's just a name for a processor.

Oh, and for the record - Conroe and Allendale are still the codenames for the Core 2 processor line.

Wait, so are they are Conroes, or are they not? If you're going to make a statement, at least keep continuity so you don't make yourself look like an idiot.

Now, if the Allendales are all Conroes like you say, why did Intel name them differently? They named them differently because in fact, they aren't the same thing.

So bball4life, stop trying to make yourself feel all high and mighty by sneaking up on people and attempt to correct them on a slight technicality, because in this case, it is blatantly apparent that it has backfired on you.

Clutched.:cool:
 
Make up your mind already. Sticking to your logic, a Core 2 isn't a processor, it's just a name for a processor.

Oh, and for the record - Conroe and Allendale are still the codenames for the Core 2 processor line.

Wait, so are they are Conroes, or are they not? If you're going to make a statement, at least keep continuity so you don't make yourself look like an idiot.

Now, if the Allendales are all Conroes like you say, why did Intel name them differently? They named them differently because in fact, they aren't the same thing.

So bball4life, stop trying to make yourself feel all high and mighty by sneaking up on people and attempt to correct them on a slight technicality, because in this case, it is blatantly apparent that it has backfired on you.

Ok ya i didn't make much sense with the whole they aren't conroe thing, i didn't mean it like that. And no I didn't sneak up to be all High and Mighty, someone said they weren't conroe and stopped at that. And Yes allendales are the Conroes that have 2MB of cache compared to 4MB so yes they are different and yet all conroe. Kind of like a square is a rectangle but a rectangle isn't necissarily a square. You guys are the ones who have to be right, I was just monkeyism's said "They are not all conroes". So just shut up, who really cares, I sure don't you guys sure seem to.
 
Ok ya i didn't make much sense with the whole they aren't conroe thing, i didn't mean it like that. And no I didn't sneak up to be all High and Mighty, someone said they weren't conroe and stopped at that. And Yes allendales are the Conroes that have 2MB of cache compared to 4MB so yes they are different and yet all conroe. Kind of like a square is a rectangle but a rectangle isn't necissarily a square. You guys are the ones who have to be right, I was just monkeyism's said "They are not all conroes". So just shut up, who really cares, I sure don't you guys sure seem to.

You are right about the Allendale's being Conroe chips but only with 2MB of cache. But technically, they are not Conroes. They are Allendales.
 
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You are right about the Allendale's being Conroe chips but only with 2MB of cache. But technially, they are not Conroes. They are Allendales.
Thank you, well ya I mean I know what you are saying, they are really kind of both, but if you want to talk about those chips specifically then yes allendale would be correct and more specific.
 
All of them can run at .85v

o ic when newegg had them today the price was at 459 so i quickly bought it. Then in 20 mins it change to 365 I was so lucky when I checked back and cancle my first order rebought it at 365.00 price:D
 
Ok ya i didn't make much sense with the whole they aren't conroe thing, i didn't mean it like that. And no I didn't sneak up to be all High and Mighty, someone said they weren't conroe and stopped at that. And Yes allendales are the Conroes that have 2MB of cache compared to 4MB so yes they are different and yet all conroe. Kind of like a square is a rectangle but a rectangle isn't necissarily a square. You guys are the ones who have to be right, I was just monkeyism's said "They are not all conroes". So just shut up, who really cares, I sure don't you guys sure seem to.
Dude, they are all core 2 duos. They are not all "conroes". And yes, we have to be right so newbs arent wrong. There are core 2 duos, and so far there are two types of them. Allendales and conroe.
 
Dude, they are all core 2 duos. They are not all "conroes". And yes, we have to be right so newbs arent wrong. There are core 2 duos, and so far there are two types of them. Allendales and conroe.
Dude WTH we have already finished this conversation, look at the dates on those posts. And yes the Allendales are the Conroe chips that only have 2MB of cache. So why don't you be quiet and think before you speak, and read ALL of the posts before you comment.
 
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