A-1 = stepping 1
--> ES
B-0 = stepping 4
--> ES
B-1 = stepping 5
--> QS
B-2 = stepping 6
--> Retail version.
Intel e6600 week, overclocking diff
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Oct 18 2006, 12:59 PM
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QUOTE(toda6866 @ Oct 18 2006, 11:05 AM) ES means Engineering Sample.... Qualification Sample....close enough to retail version to do reliability test..drivers..yada yada.QS means wat? Quality Sample?  |
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Nope....like the dood said... a lil skill, a lot of luck and the pre-requisite sacrificial offerings to the pagan gods of hardware.
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Speaking of which....
Anybody can explain the VPO number? Chargy??? Where are you??? |
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