woot the price for idiots

duno how do u define the 10% difference.
RM100 of RM1000 is a lot at least for me.

4.5Ghz


4.7Ghz


* not mine, unfortunately

like tat i use ratio to calculate 2600K based on the above table:
RM939/USD294 x USD317 = RM1012

Ofcoz since it's "Made in Malaysia"

Yes but wont be so soon anyway it's too early to say.
Somehow from the benches observed, 1366 is still a lot better than 1155. Something like 4.7ghz 1155 = 4.5ghz 1366.

double the performance of predecessor i5's, here's an early benchmark for i7-2400
i7-2400 Benchmark

I think they got stock on hand right now. They are one of Intel distro in the region.

Muahaha kena caught by Intel liao..
But at least we know the shops on hand.
Mobo, which shop hv ready stock? Going to LYP this coming X-Mas..

http://fudzilla.com/processors/item/21275-...ale-in-malaysia
"Pretty good pricing"

Few page back there is a table showing prices for all Sandy Bridge procs.
Same as wiki. I think the prices are correct. As for mobo, check out lingloong threads

This post has been edited by owikh84: Dec 23 2010, 10:49 PM

I wish that it is mine. from the source, yes it's running on air, overseas.

Yupe can also be seen in the coretemp vid 1.375v
But very low for such clock. 1156 procs u need insanely high vcore to do tat. The GFLops is almost similar to my i7 920 at 4.6Ghz HT off 1.435v.

obviously the mobo in the pic is not the final design. all SATA ports should be 90degrees on the right

yes captain obvious

All 1156 coolers will fit on 1155 mobos coz both hv the same size of retention holes n distance among the holes is identical
Google dude

This post has been edited by owikh84: Dec 29 2010, 04:34 PM

PC Depot's price list

LOL

Air = 5Ghz
Water = 7Ghz
L2N = 10Ghz

MSI intros Big Bang Marshal board with eight PCIe x16 slots

With Intel's Sandy Bridge processors set to debut at CES 2011, MSI has taken the opportunity to unveil its new flagship P67 motherboard offering, the "Big Bang Marshal." Demonstrating the very definition of overkill, MSI's upcoming board utilizes the XL-ATX format and sports eight PCI Express x16 slots, eight USB 3.0 ports, and three BIOS chips.

The PCIe slots can pump x16 speeds on up to four slots or x8 when occupying all eight. That bandwidth is courtesy of a new Lucid Hydra chip, which may not support the ability to mix and match different graphics cards (and that's probably for the best). The four true x16 slots can be disabled manually via onboard DIP switches dubbed "PCI-E CeaseFire".



The Big Bang Marshal also features a 24 phase DrMOS PWM design, two 8-pin CPU power connectors and one 6-pin for the PCIe slots, four DDR3 DIMM slots with support for up to 32GB of RAM, an LED POST display, power, reset and OC Genie buttons as well as a multimeter measurement point. There's also talk of "ClickBIOS," which is MSI's name for UEFI.

Connectivity includes four SATA 3Gb/s ports, four SATA 6Gb/s ports, and headers for six USB 2.0 and four USB 3.0 ports. The rear I/O plate is populated with two USB 2.0 ports, eight USB 3.0 ports (via a single host controller and two hubs), a PS/2 port, FireWire, dual-Gigabit Ethernet, and 7.1-channel audio with optical and coaxial S/PDIF output.

SOS

4.5Ghz 4C/4T

my Bloomfield

vs
Sandy Bridge