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    Hi im going to get qx9200

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by holsda, Jun 9, 2010.

  1. holsda

    holsda Notebook Enthusiast

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    does anyone know difference between qx9200 and qx9300?

    according to my resarch and googling i have conclusion
    that they are same tho

    im curious if they have any difference

    i going to buy one of those so
    which it makes more curious

    thanks for reading through
     
    holsda, Jun 9, 2010
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  2. kaltmond

    kaltmond Clepple

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    Q92: 266x9
    Q93: 266x9.5
    If your BIOS locked the multi option then get Q92. :)
     
    kaltmond, Jun 9, 2010
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  3. holsda

    holsda Notebook Enthusiast

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    i was gonna put it on to the M17X R1
    does it makes difference?
    appreciate for your kind reply but
    im still wondering
    what do you meen by multi option?
     
    holsda, Jun 9, 2010
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  4. HTWingNut

    HTWingNut Potato

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    I'm using a Q9200 right now. Basically the Q9200 runs at 2.4GHz (266 FSB x 9 multiplier), QX9300 runs at 2.53 GHz (266 FSB x 9.5 multiplier). I changed mine from a P9700 @ 2.8GHz to my Q9200 @ 2.4GHz. It's been great as far as gaming performance, but battery life and heat (i.e. fan speeds) take a major hit. I use a program called "CPUGenie" that manages my CPU voltages to keep temperatures under control.
     
    HTWingNut, Jun 9, 2010
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  5. holsda

    holsda Notebook Enthusiast

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    appreciate it mate thanks
    information really helped
     
    holsda, Jun 9, 2010
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    moral hazard Notebook Nobel Laureate

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  7. sean473

    sean473 Notebook Prophet

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    yes this would help a lot in ocing qx9200... this is really a blessing in disguise.. if it only worked with laptops with locked PLL and normal CPU...
     
    sean473, Jun 11, 2010
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