Testseek.co.uk have collected 18 expert reviews of the Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 1.86GHz Socket 775 and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 1.86GHz Socket 775.
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Abstract: For several years, Intel was unable to keep the energy requirements of its processors low. One reason can be found in the unfortunate 90nm Pentium 4 Prescott design. Additionally, Intel implemented only a small range of energy saving features, which ...
Previously, weve placed the baby of the Core 2 range at the top of the pile when it came time to dole out the awards. After all, why pay more when this chip can deliver nearly as much grunt as an Extreme Edition chip costing six times as much? But wit...
While its slightly more expensive than the Athlon 64 X2 3800+, the E6300 more than makes up for this with its superior performance both at stock speeds and when overclocked. As we found in this months RAM Labs test, the efficiency of Core 2 Duos sha...
Abstract: & SpecsIntel surprised friend and foe when it announced the Pentium E6300. Havent we seen this CPU on the shelves a few years back when Core 2 duo was first released? The Pentium brand indicates its a totally new CPU and this new release got alm...
Abstract: Intel With todays vast market of processors, most people tend to aim for processors rated at a high GHz speed. A 1.86GHz processor couldnt be nearly as good as a part rated at 2.4GHz right?? Wrong. Intels Core 2 Duo E6300 may only be 1.86 GHz, but...
Abstract: Real World Performance The E6300 is once more the leader in this test and is 10% faster at MP3 encoding than the 3800+ X2 with both CPUs at 2.5 GHz. At stock, the E6300 managed to beat the 3800+ X2 by 7%. A similar story is seen in file compression,...
Abstract: Many users have reported great success overclocking the Core 2 Duo entry-level model E6300. We drove the 1.86 GHz processor to 3.4 GHz, but despite that, this model still isnt our first choice for overclocking any more.
Abstract: Its merely a result of a simplest extrapolation sequenting from the following assumption: any drops and increases of this series performance are a function of clock rate. Given we know the results of a certain E6700 and E6600 benchmark as well as clo...
We can draw some very interesting conclusions from our testing. If you are primarily a business user of office software, you are actually better off saving money with a low cost X2 3800+ If you do a lot of multimedia production - MP3 and MPEG encoding...
