How does the Q6600 compare with the current mainstream CPUs?

First of all, I support the brother on the 1st floor.

Also, I would like to scold those who argue that the E8400 and Q6600 are misleading people about the advantages of the E8400. Only people who have used these two CPUs at the same time are qualified to speak, and only those who have really tested these two CPUs are qualified to comment on these two CPUs, First, the 45nm E84 and the 65nm Q66 are both in the main frequency game state, and the E84 temperature is higher than that of Q66, which is 57 degrees and 53 degrees respectively (I use the same heat sink, all copper heat pipes + all copper heat dissipation scales, and the active fan is 1800 rpm). Those who say that the new process is low temperature and power saving, get out of the way.

E84 is rubbish, and in addition, the E84 of the 3DMark06 test CPU is 600 points lower than the one.

It is stronger than the AMD PII X4 at the same frequency.

At the same frequency, the performance is similar to that of Intel's own 6M L2 cache in Q9.

If it can be surpassed, the game performance is similar to the Q9 performance of Intel's own 12M L2 cache 3G.

For users, the CPU process has little to do with the Q82 process, but the performance is not good.

If you don't overclock and play games, you can still last for a year or two, no problem, Q6600 GO stepping ordinary system default voltage, overclocking is normal, and you can continue to use it in the third year of overclocking.

To play games, the graphics card is a consumable, and the elimination is much faster than the CPU, so there is no need to do it in one step.

Q6600 is stronger than Q8300? No, although the Q66002 level cache is 4M*2, and Q83 is only 4M, Q83 is a shared L2 cache, which is much stronger than the Q66 exclusive cache. Moreover, Q66 is an old process, 65nm, with high heat and high power.

Q83 is a new process, 45nm, and the heat and power are much smaller. The most important thing is that Q66 is a fake quad-core, you can see it when you look at the L2 cache, 4M*2, and Q83 is a real quad-core, which is very critical. So Q66 can only be eliminated, who still buys it, if you want to buy a new one, it is highly recommended not to buy Q66

Of course, I didn't say anything when I bought it before. Q66 with 295 is still tender,I can't afford it after overclocking,The frequency neck is very large,Even if I7 920 is not overclocked now,I can't afford to bring 295,Not to mention Q6600,295 graphics card is currently only better with i7 series,Everything else CPU is not to talk about。

Finally, under the reminder, GTS295 is currently the most powerful entertainment graphics card, LZ won't really want to buy it, just ask, I advise you not to buy it, it will be obsolete soon.

The performance of the 6600 is still on the high end now.

6600 is the most classic strong overclocking ability, and the game is not as good as E8400 After all, the frequency is only The current games do not support dual cores Only single cores are supported, and the games all use high frequency CPUs

Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 (Scatter) is a CPU that can be used for desktops. Basic parameters.

CPU Series Core 2 Series.

Core codename Arrandale [1].

Detailed parameters. Voice performance parameters.

L2 cache 1MB*2

Thermal Design Power Consumption (TDP) 65

Technical parameters. Hyper-threading technology is not supported.

Instruction sets mmx, sse, sse2, sse3, sup-sse3, em64t, xd-bit [1].

Intel Core 2 Q6600 is a CPU manufactured by Intel with a micron manufacturing process. The CPU frequency is 2400MHz, and the FSB frequency is Core 2 Quad Q6600 (scattered).

CPU R&D codename Kentsfield

Published on January 8, 2007 [1].

CPU architecture: 32-bit physical operations, 64-bit addressing, and 64-bit analog operations.

Operating power (W) 105W

Core voltage (v).

Craftsmanship (nm) 65 nm.

Transistors (10,000) 582 million.

Core area (mm2) 285

CPU frequency frequency (MHz) 2400MHz

FSB frequency (MHz) 1066MHz

Frequency octave (times) 6-9

External frequency: 266MHz

CPU socket slot type LGA 775 pin count 775pin

CPU Cache L2 Cache (KB) 4MB*2

CPU instruction set: mmx sse sse2 sse3 sses3 em64t vt-x

The number of cores, silent frequency, L2 cache, and front-side bus of the two processors are different, and the specific comparison is shown in the figure below.

The 775 stitch thing is too old, if memory serves, Q6600 is glue 4 cores, which is a fake 4 core that two dual-core CPUs stick together again, E4400 should be dual-core, but now these two U are antiques, and mainstream games can't be played.

CPU Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 (loose).

Radiator Overclocking three South Sea HP-1204S

Motherboard: GIGABYTE P35C-DS3R

Memory: ADATA Red Veyron 1GB DDR2 800 2 Graphics Card Litai PX8800GTS

Sound card motherboard integration ——

Network card motherboard integration ——

Display LG L225WT

Speaker Edifier R1200T

Optical Drive Samsung TS-H653A(SATA) Case Cooler Master Martial Honorable God (RC-690).

Power supply: Huntkey Pole 8688

Mouse Logitech new version MX518

Keyboard Logitech Navigator multi** keyboard.

This setup is powered by the Intel Core 2 Quad 6600 quad-core processor, which doesn't differ much in performance compared to the Extreme series quad-core processors. At the same time, the Core 2 Quad 6600 also has an advantage. For the motherboard, we chose the GIGABYTE P35C-DS3R, which can support DDR2 memory specifications and has very strong overclocking capabilities.

The Litai PX8800GTS graphics card can also provide a full guarantee for high-quality pictures. For friends who want to pursue a quad-core processor, this configuration is still worth considering.

There is no room for upgrade on the 775 motherboard. Focus on practicality and give up the idea of upgrading.

Q6600 with X48 overclocking, the mainstream GTX650 graphics card is sufficient. Just get the VP350 power supply.

Motherboard: MSI P41-C33 Motherboard (Intel G41 LGA775)-329

Memory: Elixir DDR3 1333 4G---169 (two 2GB are also OK).

Graphics card: Maxsun HD7770 Terminator 1024M---699 Power supply: Huntkey Jumper 400---249

Motherboard: GIGABYTE GA-P45T-ES3G (

Memory: Kingston DDR3 1333 4G

Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX660 Power supply: Huntkey multi-core DH6 rated at 400W

This configuration can definitely compete with the i3 platform, and the gaming performance is very strong. GIGABYTE GA-P45T-ES3G ( Discontinued, you can only go to the second-hand market to take a look.) These configurations are also easy to upgrade in the future, and they can be used with mainstream platforms except for motherboards and CPUs.

The accessories are all big brands, so you don't have to think about the problem of poor compatibility.

Don't consider upgrading with Q6600, the platform architecture is different, and the most graphics card, power supply, and hard disk can be used.

The motherboard uses P41 or P43, preferably DDR3 version, which is slightly more expensive, but it can still be used after upgrading, so the overall cost is reduced.

Graphics card replacement is the fastest, so there is no need to buy the strongest one, just be able to use it yourself, my opinion is that the cheaper the better.

The power supply can't be saved, Delta, Kangshu casually, there are all on the Internet, and it depends on your needs, the greater the power, the more expensive.

Intel does not have a processor with the Q8600 model, and there is a processor model called the P8600, which is the Intel Core 2 Duo P8600.

Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 Parameters:

Applicable Type: Notebook;

CPU series: Core 2 Duo P8000 (mobile version);

CPU Frequency: ;

Slot type: LGA 479;

L2 cache: 3MB;

Number of cores: Dual cores;

Number of threads: Double-threaded.

Q8600 CPUs seem to be few and far between! I'm also looking for this, if your motherboard is 775, this CPU is the highest configuration! If you want to surf the Internet, you can use dual cores! If you're more demanding, come here!