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Yes, the Intel QX6700 works well with an XP gaming rig.

Yes, the Intel QX6700 works well with an XP gaming rig.

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Skarky7
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05-30-2016, 11:11 AM
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This discussion is sparking some thoughts. I'm considering using my old Q9450 to build a retro gaming setup...
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Skarky7
05-30-2016, 11:11 AM #11

This discussion is sparking some thoughts. I'm considering using my old Q9450 to build a retro gaming setup...

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Galatichero123
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06-02-2016, 07:01 PM
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I once really wished for something very strongly.
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Galatichero123
06-02-2016, 07:01 PM #12

I once really wished for something very strongly.

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SrWaldo_22
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06-10-2016, 04:22 PM
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In general, the target motherboard appears to be LGA775. The Q6700 wasn’t as quick as the Q9450, but only about 20% slower at best. It was a 4/4 chip instead of a 2/2, and it lacked hyperthreading. Its single-core speeds were quite solid. The 9450 offered better performance. The 4/4 design helped it last through early “I” generation hardware. It’s possible this line is resistant to specter/meltdown issues since it didn’t use predictive multitasking. I wouldn’t recommend placing one near a network connection, though—I used to have one and might still need to consider it. Eventually I upgraded to a 4770k, which I still have.
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SrWaldo_22
06-10-2016, 04:22 PM #13

In general, the target motherboard appears to be LGA775. The Q6700 wasn’t as quick as the Q9450, but only about 20% slower at best. It was a 4/4 chip instead of a 2/2, and it lacked hyperthreading. Its single-core speeds were quite solid. The 9450 offered better performance. The 4/4 design helped it last through early “I” generation hardware. It’s possible this line is resistant to specter/meltdown issues since it didn’t use predictive multitasking. I wouldn’t recommend placing one near a network connection, though—I used to have one and might still need to consider it. Eventually I upgraded to a 4770k, which I still have.

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