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Title: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: JBDive on February 16, 2012, 07:56:46 PM Looking for a used Core 2 Quad. Must support VT, prefer 1333FSB and over 2.5Ghz
Title: Re: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: Electricbees on February 16, 2012, 10:37:47 PM Any interest in a Q6600?
Title: Re: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: ForceField on February 17, 2012, 12:56:22 AM Looking for a used Core 2 Quad. Must support VT, prefer 1333FSB and over 2.5Ghz Would you be interested in an enthusiast chip, the Q9550S ES? See http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40323 (http://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=40323). Title: Re: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: bluefirecorp on February 17, 2012, 10:17:57 PM I got a q9550 I wouldn't mind parting with for about 250 shipped...even includes a 'custom' heatsink [it's actually just a replacement for my stock 1]...
Title: Re: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: foggyb on February 24, 2012, 10:01:18 PM I got a q9550 I wouldn't mind parting with for about 250 shipped...even includes a 'custom' heatsink [it's actually just a replacement for my stock 1]... A i5-2500k costs a lot less than that and dismembers that CORE2Q chip in all benchmarks to boot. Title: Re: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: bluefirecorp on February 26, 2012, 05:43:15 PM I got a q9550 I wouldn't mind parting with for about 250 shipped...even includes a 'custom' heatsink [it's actually just a replacement for my stock 1]... A i5-2500k costs a lot less than that and dismembers that CORE2Q chip in all benchmarks to boot. Recommended Customer Price $266 - $287 Lowered because it is used. Why 250? Because it's held it's value for over 3 years now. Also, the i5-2500k is running on a different socket. =/ Title: Re: WTB: Quad Core Q8600, Q9400 or similar Post by: xurious on March 05, 2012, 12:42:34 PM I got a q9550 I wouldn't mind parting with for about 250 shipped...even includes a 'custom' heatsink [it's actually just a replacement for my stock 1]... A i5-2500k costs a lot less than that and dismembers that CORE2Q chip in all benchmarks to boot. Recommended Customer Price $266 - $287 Lowered because it is used. Why 250? Because it's held it's value for over 3 years now. Also, the i5-2500k is running on a different socket. =/ If you are only using this for vm's, and not 24/7 4 core usage, look at an e8500. Supports vt-d and vt-x, and they are less than $100. |