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Is this a good processor or what would you recommend? What's the advantage of G0 stepping?

Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 quad-core processor, 2.40GHz, 8M L2 Cache, LGA 775

Q6600 with confirmed BX80562Q6600 SLACR, with G0 stepping
Intel wide dynamic and quad-core processor
Intel smart memory access
Intel advanced smart cache
Intel advanced digital media boost

Product Description
The Intel Core 2 Quad processor is the latest in cutting edge processor technology for the desktop PC. Based on the Intel Core micro-architecture, the Intel Core 2 Quad processor delivers four complete execution cores within a single processor, delivering unprecedented performance and responsiveness. More instructions can be carried out per clock cycle, shorter and wider pipelines execute commands more quickly, and improved bus lanes move data throughout the system faster. Four dedicated, physical threads help operating systems and applications deliver additional performance, so you can experience better multi-tasking and multi-threaded performance across many types of applications and workload. A 4-pin connector is included for fan speed control to help minimize the acoustic noise levels generated from running the fan at higher speeds for thermal performance. Intel Virtualization Technology (Intel VT) Intel Extended Memory 64 Technology (Intel EM64T) Execute Disable Bit Digital Thermal Sensor (DTS) Intel designed Thermal Solution for boxed processors CPU Speed - 2.40 GHz PCG - 05B Bus Speed - 1066 MHz Bus/Core Ratio - 9.0 L2 Cache size - 8 MB L2 Cache Speed - 2.40 GHz Package Type - LGA 775 Core Stepping - B3 CPU ID String - 06F7h Thermal Design Power - 105W Thermal Specification - 62.2 degrees C Core Voltage - 1.100V-1.372V
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G0 is better than B3 because it runs cooler, thus it is supposed to allow higher OC's to more like 3.4ghz on air, 3.6-3.8 on water
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G0 is better than B3 because it runs cooler, thus it is supposed to allow higher OC's to more like 3.4ghz on air, 3.6-3.8 on water


Unless you can get your hands on the box to check for yourself, you are not guaranteed a G0 chip. The Q6600 is identified as a G0 chip by having "SLACR" at the end of the model#.

Club IT guarantees you'll get one if you buy from them... and their prices are very competitive.

http://clubit.com/product_detail.cfm?itemno=CA1938460
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Very nice parts, if you can get the vcore rating its even better since there are various bins of the G0 step. The lowest Vcore is 1.26v but some are as high as 1.35v. The lower the better for OC'ing.

Mine is a 1.28v and reaches 3.6GHz (450x8) on air cooling using a Tuniq 120 HSF. Core temp is rarely over 30*C under load, and Vcore is at a modest 1.35v on a Gigabyte GA-P35C-DSR.

By far one of the best OC parts I've got my hands on, defenitely recomended to anyone prepared to OC.

Good luck picking the CPU.
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