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    New 45nm CPU's for Sager NP5792

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Justin@XoticPC, Jan 7, 2008.

  1. Justin@XoticPC

    Justin@XoticPC Company Representative

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    The Sager NP5792 can now be equipped with the following new 45nm Penryn CPU's:

    C2 DUO 2.1 GHz (T8100) ETA 1/16
    C2 DUO 2.4 GHz (T8300) ETA 1/16
    C2 DUO 2.5 GHz (T9300) ETA 1/16
    C2 DUO 2.6 GHz (T9500) ETA 2/16

    :D
     
    Justin@XoticPC, Jan 7, 2008
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    thanks for the update!
     
    narsnail, Jan 7, 2008
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    Priceupdate? :D
     
    kaltmond, Jan 7, 2008
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  4. Justin@XoticPC

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    C2 DUO 2.1 GHz (T8100) STOCK 3MB L2
    C2 DUO 2.4 GHz (T8300) +55 3MB L2
    C2 DUO 2.5 GHz (T9300) +140 6MB L2
    C2 DUO 2.6 GHz (T9500) +365 6MB L2
     
    Justin@XoticPC, Jan 7, 2008
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    Hey Justin,
    If I'm planning on sending my 5792 in for the 8800m and the motherboard rework will it be possible to get a CPU upgrade as well? Assuming you have the processors in stock at the time.
     
    Shaner182, Jan 7, 2008
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    Awesome news, Sager is right on top of things as usual. :)
     
    Charles P. Jefferies, Jan 7, 2008
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    Any word on Sager NP9262's being equipped with Penryn Yorkfield Q9450 or Q9550 chips ?
     
    Zelig96, Jan 7, 2008
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  8. Justin@XoticPC

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    Shaner, Sent a PM to you

    No word on the 9262 yet.... :(
     
    Justin@XoticPC, Jan 7, 2008
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  9. tinytop69

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    omg! thats so awesome. so glad im waiting as long as i am. the price is still right on w/ the T9300 also.

    kudos to u! :D
     
    tinytop69, Jan 8, 2008
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  10. emblazoned

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    sweet! im glad i still havent placed my order!
     
    emblazoned, Jan 8, 2008
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    dang, i already placed my order. haha. could've got that t9300. o well, i still think my setup is awesome
     
    th3, Jan 8, 2008
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    depending on which phase ur in (i dont even know if this matters), you can cancel ur order and re-order im pretty sure. if not ur not missing out on TOO much. cooler temps n larger cash basically :p
     
    tinytop69, Jan 8, 2008
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  13. Queequeg

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    How much of a performance difference will there be between the t9300 and the T7700?
     
    Queequeg, Jan 8, 2008
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    He probably hasn't even gotten is hands on the new machines with the Penryn installed, since the processors themselves were released yesterday.

    I'd imagine that there wouldn't be MUCH of a difference, but enough to warrant an upgrade if the price is right. :D
     
    Boogieman117, Jan 8, 2008
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    well.. for the same price upgrade you get a slightly higher clock speed and a larger cache. sounds like a pretty easy decision to me. ;) :D
     
    emblazoned, Jan 8, 2008
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    I'm more interested in the power consumption and heat production being less on the 45nm chip. I've seen some information on the power gains but not much on the heat yet. Will be interesting to see.
     
    duane123, Jan 8, 2008
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    how come the price of the new penryn is the same as the old processor? Aren't new things supposed to be expensive? I want a sager so bad but I dont need a laptop until next fall for school. I'll wait until something better comes out and get a good price. What are the benefits of this new processor? It's only a Santa Rosa refresh right?
     
    auburncoast, Jan 16, 2008
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    Just waiting for the T9600 or QX9300 ;)
     
    kaltmond, Jan 16, 2008
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  20. Justin@XoticPC

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    auburncoast, This is usually how Intel prices new releases. Here is a good article on Penryn benefits.
     
    Justin@XoticPC, Jan 16, 2008
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    thanks for the article. I guess you learn something new everyday. I never new Intel did those kinds of upgrades, but it seems very beneficial to the customer.. that is of course unless you just got your computer with the older processor and then saw these come out. I guess you win some and lose some.
     
    auburncoast, Jan 16, 2008
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