Re: What is the fastest single-core socket 775 CPU?

Date	2014-11-21 03:34 -0500
From	Yousuf Khan <bbbl67@spammenot.yahoo.com>
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Subject	Re: What is the fastest single-core socket 775 CPU?
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On 16/11/2014 5:16 PM, Intel Guy wrote:
> Yousuf Khan wrote:
>
>> PassMark Software - CPU Benchmarks - CPU Performance by Socket Type
>> http://www.cpubenchmark.net/socketType.html#id5
>>
>> According to the above, the two fastest were the Xeon X3380@3.16GHz,
>> and the Core 2 Extreme X9770 @ 3.2GHz.
>>
>> The Pentium D 960 was only 17th from the bottom on that list.
>
> Remember, I'm asking about single-core socket 775 CPU's.  Is the X3380
> or X9770 a single-core CPU?
>
>   Pentium Extreme 840EE     Smithfield  3.20GHz   800MHz 2MB
>   Pentium D       960(D0)   Presler     3.60GHz   800MHz 4MB
>   Pentium 4       EE        Prescott    3.73GHz   1066MHz 2MB
>   Pentium 4       672       Prescott    3.80GHz   800MHz  2MB
>   Pentium 4       670       Prescott    3.80GHz   800MHz  2MB
>   Pentium 4       571       Prescott    3.80GHz   800MHz  1MB
>   Pentium 4       570J      Prescott    3.80GHz   800MHz  1MB
>
> Are any of those single-core?

Okay, I failed to notice the single-core part of your question, but to 
answer your question more completely now, anything being shown as a 
"Pentium 4" would be single-core, as Intel renamed all dual-core Pentium 
4's as Pentium D's. So anything you see as a Pentium 4 would be the ones 
you're looking for.

>>> For the (desktop) CPU's that came after socket 775 - were any
>>> made as single-core?  Or were they all 2 (or more) core?
>>
>> There were a lot of post-775 sockets, mind narrowing it down?
>> Or you can look it up yourself from the above website.
>
> I think there are now 3 or 4 new socket types for desktop CPU's since
> 775.  They all start with "11" I think.  Or have "11" in the name (like
> 2011?).
>
> Of those, I think there are now Celeron's that are 4-cores (that's
> crazy).

Celeron is no longer Intel's bargain basement brandname, Atom is. Even 
AMD sells both Sony and Microsoft with what are essentially 
tablet-quality chips (Jaguar), but in 8-core format. They are used in 
PS4 and Xbox One.

> Are there any intel desktop CPU's made after socket 775 that have just a
> single core?

It doesn't seem to make any sense to make CPU's with less than two cores 
these days.

	Yousuf Khan

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    Re: What is the fastest single-core socket 775 CPU? Intel Guy <"Intel"@Guy . com> - 2014-11-12 08:57 -0500
  Re: What is the fastest single-core socket 775 CPU? Yousuf Khan <bbbl67@spammenot.yahoo.com> - 2014-11-16 15:21 -0500
    Re: What is the fastest single-core socket 775 CPU? Intel Guy <"Intel"@Guy . com> - 2014-11-16 17:16 -0500
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