I have a P-7811FX with T9600 will I get better improvements going to a x9100 processor? I am thinking of buying a another P-7805FX and doing the same thing to it as well. I have a P-6860FX with T9300 is that the highest processor I can stick in it? Money can be considered but want to know the options first?
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StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso
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The x9100 will give better performance but the E0's are hard to find. C0 versions are out there but you probably will not get as high an overclock with reasonable temps. I think with the older 800 FSB you are limited to the x9000 on the p6860.
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StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso
How would I ID the E0 processors???
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As an example say you have the x9100 listing as below;
New Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100 3 06GHz 6MB SLB48 Unlock 0735858203050 | eBay
This is a SLB48 then go to;
ARK | Intel® Core
click steppings and you will see them.
With non OEM CPU's you may find say;
Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100 3 06 GHz Dual Core AW80576ZH0836M Processor 0735858203050 | eBay
So go to;
QBDW (Intel Core 2 Extreme X9100)
Edit; as you can see these are all stepping C0, as I said E0's are rare. -
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The link for the first one also says C0 stepping?? I don't see the link to Stepping as you mentioned? Ok I think I found it was on the side links....from some on eBay but it listed 3 other specs with it...
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Yes it can be confusing. Nothing I found in my short search came up with an E0 stepping for sale. As I said rare as hens teeth anymore.
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yeah...stinks..so would my T9600 currently be more then suffice for my P-78 needs? And if I can't get a X9100 E0 then what would be the closet I can get without breaking the bank?
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You know StormJumber, I think our P-78's are probably nearing the end of their life. The capacitors are aging and will die soon anyway. Just thank our lucky stars that this little gem of a laptop has lasted so long. I will continue to use it until it finally croaks but not spend any money updating it with newer CPU's. For those watching this thread and have that laptop, you should at least update to win 7 64 for smoother performance especially if doing any video editing.
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...my new rig died a dishonorable death. I have an E0 with a fan directly on it (plastic covering gone... amongst a screen and other things...) running 4ghz @ 1.5v. GTA IV & BF4 are STILL cpu limited. (BF4 unplayable). Max temp is 103c, 105c is shutdown.
I would like to mention that my new rig died after 3 months (r9 280x), but my p-7805u has lasted me half a decade with ZERO problems.
If you are cpu limited and want to keep this laptop, get a x9100 (not mine). Though if you game (how else would you be cpu limited?), you will most likely still be cpu limited regardless of what cpu you buy. -
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If you are not planing to overclocking the CPU, than you should buy T9900 SLGEE (E0) stepping. That cpu share the same specifications as X9100, BUT, it has lower TDP (35W) and it does not have unlocked multiplier.
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My replacement video card for my desktop arrives today.
I'm willing to sell my x9100 E0 revision for $75 + shipping to anyone interested.
I still have the original processor that came with this computer and I will just stick it back in; I probably won't use this computer much more anyways besides for basic web browsing (if that).
I'm thinking someone else could make the x9100 useful as it's overkill for web browsing.
I'm also thinking about selling the 1920x1200 display. I haven't used it in months since I always hook this up to a monitor.
Let me know if anyone is interested.
Edit: CPU-Z screenshot attached.Attached Files:
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x9100 QS E0 or an OEM?
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QS? I don't know what you mean.
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StormJumper Notebook Virtuoso
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Are either of you interested in buying it? If not, I'm not going to bother taking a picture until I put it on ebay.
I already shared a screenshot of cpu-z that shows it's an E0.
According to the ebay page I bought it from it is a QHQB. I remember that being on the processor as well.
Therefore according to this post:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/gateway-emachines/506255-one-last-time-about-x9100.html#post6550984
It is a is a QS E0 X9100.
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