ASUS claims support for FSB1333 processors for the P5W DH Deluxe as of 2205 beta. Specifically I'm interested how an ASUS P5W DH Deluxe without the latest BIOS would react to having e.g. mbf - Monday, Jlink I've been wondering how older motherboards will work with the new FSB1333 processors.

Intel's internal roadmaps show Q3 as the timeframe to expect its 1333MHz FSB CPUs, but Intel's official statement is that these CPUs will be available 'later this summer.'Ĭomments Locked 42 Comments View All Comments Intel sent out samples of its Core 2 Duo E6750 ahead of their scheduled availability as a preview (and probably to jab at its competitor a bit), so the processor we're previewing won't be available for a little while. We've included the post July 22nd price cuts for the unreleased Intel processors in the table below (note that current processors will fall in price as well, although the table reflects present day pricing for currently available CPUs), as well as pricing for chips to be released in Q4: CPU Although Intel isn't announcing pricing at this point, we don't expect the new 1333MHz FSB CPUs to cost any more than their predecessors in other words, we expect the E6750 to carry the same price tag as the E6700 does. E6750), with the exception of the E6540 which is also a 1333MHz CPU. The new 1333MHz FSB CPUs will end in the number 50 (e.g.

The once simple model number system is now well on its way to being the complicated mess that plagued the P4's system before it.įirst it was the introduction of the value E4xxx series, then the larger cache Exx20 series, followed by the even cheaper E2xxx CPUs and now the new 1333MHz FSB processors. By the end of Summer, Intel's Conroe lineup will have ballooned from a meager five processors at launch to at least different 14 models.

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