esa193 Fully Optimized Messages 4,210 Jan 29, 2007 #32 id get the e6600 instead of the e400 fast better cpu alos u can over clock that think to 3 ghz stock cooling np
id get the e6600 instead of the e400 fast better cpu alos u can over clock that think to 3 ghz stock cooling np
OP OP V VistaPremium Solid State Member Messages 14 Feb 1, 2007 #33 im not gonna be over clocking , but is there a "huge" difference between e6600 and e6400, or is it faster by a bit. (excludng over clocking)
im not gonna be over clocking , but is there a "huge" difference between e6600 and e6400, or is it faster by a bit. (excludng over clocking)
LambOfGod Fully Optimized Messages 1,783 Feb 1, 2007 #34 VistaPremium said: im not gonna be over clocking , but is there a "huge" difference between e6600 and e6400, or is it faster by a bit. (excludng over clocking) Click to expand... there is about a $100 dollar difference in the price. they both overclock great. you can overclock the E6400 to reach E6600 Speeds. the E6600 has 4mb of L2 Cache the added cache give around a 10% in performance.
VistaPremium said: im not gonna be over clocking , but is there a "huge" difference between e6600 and e6400, or is it faster by a bit. (excludng over clocking) Click to expand... there is about a $100 dollar difference in the price. they both overclock great. you can overclock the E6400 to reach E6600 Speeds. the E6600 has 4mb of L2 Cache the added cache give around a 10% in performance.