Read posts 9 and 10 by me, no one else stated the differences between the old and new E6300 before me.
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Read posts 9 and 10 by me, no one else stated the differences between the old and new E6300 before me.
Springy182
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I have no problem 87dtna, I was pointing out what I thought was a mistake, and then just_a_noob jumps on me over it, yes PDC is the same architecture but generally Intel doesnt recycle model numbers. Yeah but you could run VMware on a P4, you dont neccessarily need VT
ETA: And really, you two seem to be the ones with problems, I thought I was correcting a small mistake you made, and then you both jump on me over it, woo really must make you feel good, winning arguements on the internet.
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just a noob
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the e5200 should be shipped out today, i'll see if i can get you a tracking number tonight
Springy182
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You never stated it was Pentium Dual Core, you said "Thats core 2 duo"
You never stated you had a -Pentium Dual Core- 6300 before I posted, you simply said E6300
LOL, what? It's not a ''-Pentium Dual Core- 6300'', it is a ''Pentium E6300'', officially. Did you not read the link the other user posted? Intel still puts the E in there because it really is a core 2 duo, it's only because it has 2mb cache instead of 3 is why they label it dual core instead of C2D.
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Cool, thanks.
Springy182
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When they reduce the cache they call it something else, like Q8400 Q9400 and Q9450, and guess what? it's still not branded as Core 2 Duo so what I said stands, Wikipedia puts it in the same section as Pentium Dual Core not Core 2 Duo
I dont really care about your semantics, I was trying to point out a mistake not start a flamewar, dont be so immature about it and stop trying to pick a fight.
It's a wolfdale core, thats core 2 duo....just like my gts250 video card is an overclocked 9800gtx. They can slap a different name on it, but that doesn't take away from what it is.
There's a reason why college professor's and even high school teachers now do not accept wikipedia as a source.
Springy182
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Actually the GTS 250 is a 9800GTX+ which was an overclocked 9800GTX, but that's besides the point...
It's not BRANDED as a Core 2 Duo, it's the same underlying architecture, that's what I've said several times now
Can you READ?..
Nope, it's not a + it's a straight GTX overclocked. My gts250 is 65nm, and the larger 324 die size like the gtx. The + is 55nm, and 230 die size.
Yes I can read, we are basically saying the same thing only in different words. You are using ''branded'', I just said ''name''. Same thing meant.
Springy182
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It's got the same clocks as the 9800GTX+ though, so some could be called 9800GTX and some GTX+, only real difference is the die shrink really
Yes same thing meant so pointless argument is pointless
