The most surprising match up was between the Core i5 750 and Core i7 860, which I mentioned was our original intention for this article. When clocked at the same frequency there is little difference between these two processors, and when pushing them as high as 3.60GHz there really is no difference. Of course the only difference between the two is the Hyper-Threading support of the Core i7 860, which really failed to help it in the majority of our tests.
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krzemo |
Good job! very interesting and useful comparison. |
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nazuzed |
Q6600 with budget DDR2, gives at 9 x 400 Mhz ( 3,6 Ghz ), 61,6 latency and 8244 MB/s memory read performance ( Everest ) on a X48 ( P5E - Deluxe ) motherboard.......So, this article gives a falls perception on the Q6600 capabilities after OC. |








