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    intel e4345?? anyone find any info on this chip

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by zfactor, Mar 4, 2009.

  1. zfactor

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    i have a customer that brought one in to me and said he got it from some one off craig's list and they told him it was a x9100 or the same thing. anyone seen or heard about these there is next to no info anywhere about them? he also bought a e4135 as well which they told him was the same as the p9600?

    just curious. i do see them listed on intel's web site but why are they no where to be found other than that? it says e4345 right on the chip.
     
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  2. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    Where are these listed on Intel's website? Do you have a link? A picture of said chip(s)?
     
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  4. Commander Wolf

    Commander Wolf can i haz broadwell?

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    I see:

    E 8435 2 3.06 GHz 1066 MHz 6 MB 45nm
    E 8335 2 2.93 GHz 1066 MHz 6 MB 45nm
    E 8235 2 2.60 GHz 1066 MHz 6 MB 45nm
    E 8135 2 2.66 GHz 1066 MHz 6 MB 45nm

    I believe these are special chips made for Apple (kind of like the SFF C2D in the original MBA), but they should be next to identical to their standard C2D counterparts.

    http://www.tgdaily.com/content/view/37152/135/

    http://www.testseek.co.uk/computers...A-p-53FC6C11-3251-3F3E-183C-57B0FD912C61.html
    http://www.testseek.com/computers/d...z-p-0f7a7080-a67e-dd58-7c8b-ca1773298937.html
     
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  5. zfactor

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    OUCH 55WATT TDP ON THAT CHIP... wow.. even he x9100 is only 44watt thats crazy. and they are technically not a montevina then but a "newer" santa rosa refresh from what i have found
     
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  6. Commander Wolf

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    Yeah, I'm guessing that's why it's in an iMac and not a mobile device. Probably not a good idea to put one in a laptop?
     
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    lol he wanted me to put that in his dell he just got i dont think ill do that. i will not be responsible for that meltdown.
     
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    I would assume fitting it in a Mac Mini would also void Apple's warranty. 55W TDP in a Dell should be fun. :D
     
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    no i think ill pass. if he wants to install it by all means. i just told him ill dissasemble the unit and put it back together but he can put the chip in.. im not going there. he got the thing for 220$ on craigs list and the seller had a ton of them he said. his battery life is going to go out the window also at 55watts lol
     
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    lol, definitely. Which model of Dell is he using?
     
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    studio 16 lol. im not sure if it will even work or not in that so we will see.
     
    zfactor, Mar 4, 2009
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