Anybody here still running c2d or c2q CPU?

[rovert]

I was running a core duo system up until last year when I was running world of tanks at an amazing 4 fps lol.

[Chareon]

I've got a single E8400 left in my place, as my E5400 died last week. That said I've still got an old legacy dual Xeon system in my network (P4 era 2.4Ghz Dual Xeon).

[enaberif]

E8400 is good for 4.2ghz before gains become minimal

[dandelioneater]

I have an e4600 for my mom's pc. Its all you need to do email, skype, and office type applications.

[Phill]

I have two 775 based machines still in use:
-My HTPC is a e8400 (4.2GHz) with a P5Q-PRO Turbo
-My Racing game only PC is a Q6600 (3.6GHz), 790i, GTX 570, G27 etc etc

Other then that I have a 2600K rig, wife has a 2500K rig, there is an "extra" rig consisting of a 1090T, Crosshair IV etc. Oh yes... I cannot forget my kids rig. An AMD 1800+ with 2GB DDR 400 and a 6800GT!!

[Nodscene]

I just build an i7 in the last couple weeks but up until then had a Q6600 for about 5 years or so.

[slntdth93]

E8400 stock clocks
gave up on oc'ing after starting uni
I think my southbridge is starting to go although =/

[MARSTG]

I have a colleague at work that is running a CD2 @ 3GHz on a mobo that doesn't even have pcie 2.0. He is gaming SKYRIM on a gtx460. I transitioned to quad core (or more) AMDs around 4 years ago and never came back, but I think will get a stab at an Intel system pretty soon.

[kmo_9000]

Originally Posted by enaberif

Q6600 for my htpc only cause I can't afford to upgrade

That sounds like the perfect CPU for an HTPC. Why would you need to upgrade?

[enaberif]

Originally Posted by kmo_9000

That sounds like the perfect CPU for an HTPC. Why would you need to upgrade?

You'd be right but newer i3's are cooler running and less power hungry.