I see a real advantage in e2180.
10x v. 9x for the 2160.
You set the FSB to 340 and the CPU voltage to 1.425v, et voila - 3.4GHz. Of course you can get ~4GHz fwith a few more tweaks and aftermarket cooling. Not bad for $89.
$89 shipped with 5% Off Coupon
How To OC The e2180
2180
Clock Speed: 2GHz
L2 Cache: 1MB Shared
FSB: 800MHz
Multi: 10
Core: Allendale
vs.
E2160
Clock Speed: 1.8GHz
L2 Cache: 1MB Shared
FSB: 800MHz
Multi: 9
Core: Allendale
10x v. 9x for the 2160.
You set the FSB to 340 and the CPU voltage to 1.425v, et voila - 3.4GHz. Of course you can get ~4GHz fwith a few more tweaks and aftermarket cooling. Not bad for $89.
$89 shipped with 5% Off Coupon
How To OC The e2180
2180
Clock Speed: 2GHz
L2 Cache: 1MB Shared
FSB: 800MHz
Multi: 10
Core: Allendale
vs.
E2160
Clock Speed: 1.8GHz
L2 Cache: 1MB Shared
FSB: 800MHz
Multi: 9
Core: Allendale