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Clarkdale Core i5-661 CPU Review Comment Thread In recent years, Intel used Nehalem architecture to push both a high end platform with their Bloomfield-based CPUs and their newly released Lynnfield generation of LGA1156 chips. Today they reveal their more moderately-priced Westmere series with the introduction of the Clarkdale desktop and Arrandale mobile CPUs. In this review we will be looking at the Clarkdale Core i5 661. You can read the review here: http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum...pu-review.html ENJOY! |
Not bad at all,, except for AMD |
Awesome stuff we have here! I was amazed it could beat a stock Ci7 920 in so many tests having such a low pricetag and power consumption (LOOK AT THOSE NUMBERS!) Intel does have a gem in their hands :thumb: Great review guys, keep em coming :bleh: |
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I have a question. I assume the q6600 is stock speeds, however it seems that lots of people with the q6600 overclock it, I have mine at 3.2GHz and it seems like many go as far as 3.6 and above. I was wondering how it would perform at higher clock settings relative to how it performed in these tests. 2% better, 5% or more? |
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wait to see the new high end one Intel have to offer , |
The IGP is a waste in a lot of situations, unless you use this platform for businesses or a HTPC, unfortunately. The i3 5xx series looks like a MONSTER for budget OC/gaming rigs. I'm glad I waited and didnt get a P55 setup now, because a mATX build OC'd is going to be awesome! |
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What an excellent review. We now know how mac spent the holidays. |
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