QUOTE(prasys @ May 11 2006, 05:16 PM)
since 805 uses the same 'Presshot' core
no, you're wrong. the 805D is using Smithfield core's.
but they do get hot...
go HERE . something interesting about the 805D
PentiumD 805, What's ur temperature????
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but they do get hot... go HERE . something interesting about the 805D |
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May 11 2006, 09:55 PM
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QUOTE(redken @ May 11 2006, 09:46 PM) Though the 975 board itself is already at a killer price. I myself dun find this solution at all budget, but it sure gives high end systems a run for their money you dont need a 975 board to run a 805D. any mobo that support dual core pentium can be used. mobo based on the SIS chipset is pretty cheap. so it makes it a budget buy dont you think?  |
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QUOTE(johnnycp @ May 14 2006, 03:10 AM) i read the Tom's review on PD 805.. at 4.1ghz consume 400w+ the 400W+ consumption is for the whole system. no way a proc will eat that much omg...so i was wrong.... so the right formula is "2 x PressH0T (Sun Surface) = Smithfield (Hell)" |
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QUOTE(lactose_operon @ Jun 4 2006, 10:06 PM) im using ori hsf n running @3.5ghz... temp 37-39 in non aircond room... wow...upgrade already. cannot push any higher?? |
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