Am confused, why would I prefer the E4300 over the E6600 and why would they
basically cost the same thing when the E6600 had faster FSB and
Virtualization Tech?
 
 
Thank you.
 
 
Ken
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Intel Core 2 Duo Socket LGA 775 Processor - Retail   L1 Cache  32KB+32KB 
Manufacturing Tech  65 NM
 
E4300  =  $189  Allendale  1.8GHz       FSB  800MHz    NO Virtualization
Technology Support  2M shared  L2 Cache
E6300  =  $188  Conroe     1.86GHz    FSB  1066MHz   Virtualization
Technology Support  2M shared  L2 Cache
E6400  =  $222  Conroe     2.13GHz    FSB  1066MHz   Virtualization
Technology Support  2M shared  L2 Cache
E6600  =  $316  Conroe     2.4GHz      FSB  1066MHz   Virtualization
Technology Support  4M shared  L2 Cache
E6700  =  $509  Conroe     2.66GHz    FSB  1066MHz   Virtualization
Technology Support  4M shared  L2 Cache 
 
 
 
 
 
 
-------Original Message-------
 
From: Jin-Wei Tioh
Date: 1/21/2007 4:09:49 PM
To: The Hardware List
Subject: Re: [H] Need CPU + Motherboard + RAM + ?? What's the BEST?
 
At 12:21 AM 1/21/2007, you wrote:
>
>
>Thank you for your suggestions.  I am little confused though, at the
>motherboard suggestion.  Do you mean that I need to get that one and
>then find the older bios and change to it?
>
>I put info from both Intel and AMD, hoping that more people here
>will help me out with this decision SOON so I can choose a really
>nice motherboard, CPU, and maybe RAM although I probably will just
>go to the Corsair website an dlook there.  Although I have boguht
>Mushkin and like it also.
>
>
>Help, please?
>
>
>Ken
 
Hello Ken,
 
Depends on the shipping version of the BIOS (IINM, mine came with F4 or F5).
Unless you'd want the VT of the E6000 series, I'd suggest the E4300
despite the current price gouging.
9x multiplier + savings on DDR2-667 for the win! ;)
 
As far as RAM goes, I'd vote for the Kingston Value DDR2-667 stuff.
Stock voltage of 1.8V (vs. 1.9V of other
value lines, including Crucial and Muskin) is nice for OCing (though
you probably won't be running the RAM much
beyond spec with the E4300).
 
Honestly at this point, unless you aren't planning on OCing, the Core
2 Duos provide a lot more bang for the buck.
 
HTH
 
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JW
 
 
 

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