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Intel Core2 Extreme X9775
Benchmark Score
Price
₹ 6,000
Description
Specification Parameter,Details & Information:
Brand,Intel (Core 2 Extreme Lineup - Enthusiast Flagship)
Scores (PassMark / Benchmark),"* Single CPU: ~2,000 to 2,200 (PassMark CPU Mark)* Dual-CPU configuration (Skulltrail setup): ~3,800 to 4,100"
Class,High-End Desktop Enthusiast / Workstation Cross-over
Cores & Threads,"4 Cores, 4 Threads (Does not support Hyper-Threading). Note: Running two of these on a dual-socket board provides 8 physical cores and 8 threads."
Integrated Graphics,None (N/A) – A dedicated graphics card (GPU) is absolutely required to get a display output.
Usage Type,"Vintage extreme PC building, retro-gaming rigs, historical hardware overclocking, and museum/collection showpieces."
TDP Power,150 Watts (Thermal Design Power) – Extremely high heat output for a 2008-era processor.
Clockspeed Base,3.20 GHz
Turbo Speed,None (N/A) – This generation does not support Intel Turbo Boost; it runs at a fixed base frequency but features an unlocked multiplier for manual overclocking.
Socket Type,"LGA 771 (Socket J) – Highly unusual for a ""Core"" branded consumer chip, as LGA 771 was normally reserved strictly for Xeon server processors."
Cache Memory,12 MB L2 Cache (Structured as two 6 MB dies shared between pairs of cores)
RAM Support,Fully Buffered Dual-Channel / Quad-Channel DDR2 FB-DIMM memory (specifically 800 MHz modules) supported via the server-grade Intel 5400 chipset.
Brands
Intel (Core 2 Extreme Lineup - Enthusiast Flagship)
Score
Single CPU: ~2,000 to 2,200 (PassMark CPU Mark)
* Dual-CPU configuration (Skulltrail setup): ~3,800 to 4,100
Cores & Threads
4 Cores, 4 Threads (Does not support Hyper-Threading). Note: Running two of these on a dual-socket board provides 8 physical cores and 8 threads.
Integrated Graphics
None (N/A) – A dedicated graphics card (GPU) is absolutely required to get a display output.
Class
High-End Desktop Enthusiast / Workstation Cross-over
TDP Power
150 Watts (Thermal Design Power) – Extremely high heat output for a 2008-era processor.
Clockspeed base
3.20 GHz
Turbo Speed
None (N/A) – This generation does not support Intel Turbo Boost; it runs at a fixed base frequency but features an unlocked multiplier for manual overclocking.
Socket Type INTEL
LGA 771 (Socket J) – Highly unusual for a "Core" branded consumer chip, as LGA 771 was normally reserved strictly for Xeon server processors.
Socket Type AMD
Cache Memory
12 MB L2 Cache (Structured as two 6 MB dies shared between pairs of cores)
RAM support
Fully Buffered Dual-Channel / Quad-Channel DDR2 FB-DIMM memory (specifically 800 MHz modules) supported via the server-grade Intel 5400 chipset.
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