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spuddyt 19/11/2007 06:29
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hang on? pg 4, the table is in german (not that it matters, since the nm doesn't really change between language...
spuddyt 19/11/2007 06:32
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and on pg 7, that comment about it being for the enthusiast segment..... i'm not so sure...... since if its basically just a higher FSB version, most enthusiasts will just take it way higher anyway
mi1ez 21/11/2007 02:46
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I think it's hilarious how concerned intel were at the last article- it didn't put that bad a light on it as I remember...
topman 21/11/2007 10:31
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lol intel got that CPU to you qwick and i am glad i did not by a x38m i would of bin pist D:
Wild9 22/11/2007 03:42
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More upgrade confusion..great if you have wads of cash. Not so great for Intel as most people don't.
MJ_Frosty 22/11/2007 09:46
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Best and most greatest selfish example of industry driven dribble I have ever seen. Pointless and further more petty baby steps towards getting the high stand. Nice.
raotor 23/11/2007 12:22
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Can't really see the point of this CPU.

Apart from neding a new chipset, what's the deal with a mere 5% performance increase for an additional 40% more power consumption.

Given the impressive energy efficiency of the QX9650, I don't understand how so much extra power is drawn for the tiny boost in performance - what's going on?
Capitannimo 19/06/2008 07:25
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I think its important that you incorporate into your review on the qx9770 the following info I got from Intel support:


Thank you for contacting Intel(R) Customer Support.

The only cooling solution we recommend for this processor is the liquid based cooling. We can not guarantee performance nor reliability if an air cooling solution is used.

Please do not hesitate to contact us again if you need further assistance.

Sincerely,

Intel(R) Customer Support

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