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P4C really an EE?

This is nothing new. Pentium 4s have been using the M0 stepping for at least a month now. On average, this stepping yields better overclocks than the other steppings. If you check out Strictly Intel, maybe a few pages in, you can read more on this.
 
Actually it would be more accurate to saw that the P4C has the same stepping as the Opteron. I think since it was some time since I've taken a look at the white papers. Didn't kyle post them on the front page not to long ago?
 
Originally posted by CrimandEvil
Actually it would be more accurate to saw that the P4C has the same stepping as the Opteron. I think since it was some time since I've taken a look at the white papers. Didn't kyle post them on the front page not to long ago?
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umm
 
From what I could infer, I thought this was a P4EE with a disabled L3 cache, thats 700$ for free!
 
it is, but u can't re-enable the cache. The EE's that don't work are cache and speed binned to produce 2.4/2.8/3.0's so that they can recover some of the cost.
 
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