damn rite! but what shop offer the cheapest for proc and mobo bundle?
or get one from lyn better?

a quick question
since most ppl will use dedicated graphic card anyway
is there any way to ultilize the internal graphics for others purpose?
maybe for physic? becoz it seems like a big waste
the graphic core can perform calculations also

I think i will go for the i5 2500K, but the only bad point now is we are not able to use quick sync with a P67 mobo...... sad sad..

Got the gigabyte H67MA-UD2H for my mini pc.

just to let any future buyers know, the heatsinks are kinda flimsy and are attached using thermal tape.

May want to get some screws, reapply thermal paste, and screw in some proper screws.

Just my 2 cents.

can someone update me on the price? lyn pricelist show cycom 6 dec

can refer price at pcdepot.
http://www.pcdepot.com.my/

a quick answer:
gpu inside sandy bridge disabled by P67 chipset because there are no onboard graphic port. you may want to use it on H67.

addition:
h67 won't let you oc your cpu, only your memory. so, don't pair it with a K.

want both?Wait for Z68 chipset

later z68 come, say wait for bulldozer/ivy bridge already.

this waiting game very mind boggling.

What's the default voltage of core i7-2600K and i5-2500K?

go to c-zone and allit website and grab their pricelist.
All the prices are more or less the same.

i know p67 wont ultilize it
i mean, it is so waste of resource while the gpu is there, but we cant use it for others purpose.
the gpu core is a quite big portion in the cpu

maybe they can enabled it for others purpose like parrallel processing or somtin else?

Z68 should be around Q2,if Bulldozer is not delayed then it's going to go head to head with SB + Z68
Anandtech said Intel has some sort of use for the unused IGP planned,maybe like hybrid graphics later down the road.But as of now imo it's such a waste P67 doesn't support video output/H67 doesn't support CPU OC

hybrid graphics means?
if the integrated graphic can works as cuda or physic then it will be great!

oops,i meant to say switchable graphics,like Nvidia Optimus for laptops.

switchable only useful for laptops to save power
intel shud put in 2 more cores instead of the graphic core
and the price remains same!

you should submit your suggestion to intel. maybe they listen

anyway, if processor architecture can be "custom made" by consumer (like dell notebook which you can choose custom hardware and ask them to build it), i am sure 90% around the globe want the gpu to be removed and put something useful inside it, or just leave the core alone in it.

in other words, use it, or leave it.

Something caught my attention..



Intel CPUs at 5.1GHz - SuperPI 32M

* Yorkfield – 9:19 — 70.9%
* Bloomfield – 7:00.516 — 94.3%
* Gulftown – 7:09.484 — 92.3%


AMD CPUs at 5.1GHz - SuperPI 32M

* Deneb – 13:44.153 — 48.1%
* Thuban – 14:17.938 — 47.1% (adjusted for clock speed differential)

i7 2600K + Asus Maximus IV Extreme




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This post has been edited by owikh84: Jan 3 2011, 11:53 PM